Resources

In Niall Ferguson’s book “The Square and the Tower,” he explores the dynamic interplay between hierarchies and networks throughout history.

Last week, I challenged you to take three straightforward actions. The first was to reflect on how well your current change methodology is working for you.

Organisation Matters Episode 3-Strategic thinking in the NHS.

Navigating strategy in complex systems is a daunting task that requires a nuanced understanding of the intricate dynamics at play.

Change is happening all around us and sometimes at breath-taking speed. Who would have thought 5 years ago that home working or remote GP consultations would become as good as a norm.

When we are considering a collaborative initiative, we need to have an appreciation of the value of goodwill and interdependence, but also ensure we release people to do their best work on the things that align most closely with their own priorities, motivations and objectives.

In the last couple of weeks, we have explored the case for alignment rooted in shared intent and/or complementary purpose. This week we will look at the cost of alignment.

Last week we looked at alignment rooted in shared intent, particularly as evident during the pandemic. However, shared intent is not the only root for alignment.

‘No man is an island’ John Donne (1572 – 1631) wrote in his famous poem. We belong to and need each other. A sentiment contrasted by Simon and Garfunkel in ‘I am a rock I am an island’ revealing we are not always comfortable with our neediness and interdependence.

Artificial intelligence (AI) has recently advanced in leaps and bounds. As leaders, how do we make sense of it all? How do we harness the promise of AI while maintaining healthy organisational practices and behaviours?

When OpenAI’s generative AI platform, ChatGPT, was made accessible and free to the world, it sparked a tidal wave of questions surrounding the future of work and automation.

I am a Christian, as are many of my colleagues within Tricordant; a business founded on Christian principles and values.