Wishful thinking – the antithesis of good management.
Link: http://theknowledgeeconomy.anorien.com/2016/11/21/wishful-thinking-the-antithesis-of-good-management/Poor decisions with poor outcomes are common when a business engages in ‘wishful thinking’....
View ArticleWhere is the vision and the good decisions supporting it?
Link: http://theknowledgeeconomy.anorien.com/2017/05/08/where-is-the-vision-and-the-good-decisions-supporting-it/What has happened to the practice of having a vision, determining goals and objectives,...
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Framing Decisions in Business
Link: http://theknowledgeeconomy.blog/2017/11/07/framing-decisions-in-business/Change is inevitable. Every business enterprise whether private, government or ‘not for profit will be subject to some...
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Intentions, Actions and Business Outcomes
Link: http://theknowledgeeconomy.blog/2017/11/08/1740/The aphorism “The road to hell is paved with good intentions” is particularly apt when looking at businesses or governments that aren’t doing as...
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Abandoning Change for Change’s Sake
Link: http://theknowledgeeconomy.blog/2017/11/09/abandoning-change-for-changes-sake/Change as previously stated is inevitable. How it manifests itself can bee seen as being either good or bad....
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Governance and Self Interest
Link: http://theknowledgeeconomy.blog/2018/03/09/governance-and-self-interest/I recently read an article in the Australian Financial Review. It suggested that there is a split in one of the Australian...
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Realising the Idea
Link: http://theknowledgeeconomy.blog/2018/05/16/realising-the-idea/The ability to flesh out an idea and its potential efficient realisation is absolutely vital for a vibrant, growing and evolving...
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Benefits Realisation
Link: http://theknowledgeeconomy.blog/2018/05/17/benefits-realisation/Effective change within an organisation is undertaken to realise a defined benefit. It is imperative the benefit, whether positive...
View ArticleSteering towards success
Link: http://theknowledgeeconomy.blog/2018/05/18/steering-towards-success/Too often enterprises (businesses, governments, service organisations, …) constrain change to only being responsive to outside...
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Architecture of the Enterprise
Link: http://theknowledgeeconomy.blog/2018/05/21/architecture-of-the-enterprise/Much discussion and even controversy exists as to what is in fact the Enterprise.Those that think that it only...
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Architecture Frameworks and the Enterprise
Link: http://theknowledgeeconomy.blog/2018/05/22/architecture-frameworks-and-the-enterprise/The application of a framework. when constructing an Enterprise Architecture, provides a context within which...
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The Knowledge Repository
Link: http://theknowledgeeconomy.blog/2018/05/23/the-knowledge-repository/Decisions made within the Enterprise are best made when adequately informed. The ability to access knowledge in a timely...
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Ability, Capability, Capacity and Competence (and Reality)
Link: http://theknowledgeeconomy.blog/2018/10/02/ability-capability-capacity-and-competence-and-reality/Over two years ago I posted a piece describing the characteristics of Ability, Capability,...
View ArticleFrameworks: Why have them?
Link: http://theknowledgeeconomy.blog/2018/12/18/frameworks-why-have-them/Frameworks have been established that cover many disciplines including architecture, process, governance, change, skills,and...
View ArticleIt’ll be right: The dangers of a laissez-faire attitude to business.
Link: http://theknowledgeeconomy.blog/2018/12/19/itll-be-right-the-dangers-of-a-laissez-faire-attitude-to-business/A number of years ago I was engaged to undertake a preliminary PCI-DSS compliance...
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