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Enterprise Agility

You're reading from   Enterprise Agility Being Agile in a Changing World

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Product type Paperback
Published in Jun 2018
Publisher Packt
ISBN-13 9781788990646
Length 490 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Daryl Kulak Daryl Kulak
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Sunil Mundra Sunil Mundra
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Table of Contents (23) Chapters Close

Enterprise Agility
About Packt
Forewords
Endorsements
Contributors
Preface
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1. Fast-Paced Change – Threat or Opportunity? 2. From Agile to Agility FREE CHAPTER 3. The Enterprise as a Living System 4. Mindset and Culture 5. Leadership 6. Organization Structure 7. Process 8. People 9. Technology 10. Governance 11. Customer 12. Distributed Teams 13. Technology Partners 14. Framework for Action 15. Facilitating Change Index

Enablers for enhancing agility


The following factors related to processes can significantly help enterprises to enhance agility. The enablers suggested are primarily derived from the principles of Kanban, which is a means to design, manage, and improve flow systems for knowledge work. [viii]

Optimize for outcomes

A process produces outputs, which should deliver a valuable outcome to the consumer and the enterprise as a whole as well. However, it is not uncommon that despite the output being optimal, the outcome is still unsatisfactory, for example, a restaurant serving burgers has designed and optimized the process for producing burgers with respect to speed, quality, and cost. However, if the customer is not satisfied with the burger then the outcome is poor, despite the outputs being optimal. If the customer finds the burger lacking in taste or the burger is too messy to eat, then despite the burger meeting the criteria of speed, quality, and cost, it has not delivered a valuable outcome...

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