Notes on the Crisis of Fractured Organizations
Claims
- make data widely accessible across the organization
- use low code tools to build connected apps (to improve productivity)
- strenghten alignments and employee engagement
- a policy of digitizing everything always
- create a data sharing strategy - data/information available in an organized, self-service and frictionless way
- democratize software development
The Problem
- information locked within different teams and systems
- creates boundaries across teams
- delayed and not-best informed decision making
- risk of manual errors
- huge time wasted in finding information
- blind spots across the organizations
- fractures are leading people to feel frustrated and disengaged
- especially leadership:
- don’t have the full picture
Data
- large organizations (>20k employees) have on average 367! software apps/systems
- 2.4h daily to look for data/information
- 24% drop in productivity (19% in teams from inefficient and disconnected processes)
- 8/10 decision-makers … reducing data and information silos is a top priority
- 90% with improved collaboration as top priority
- 79% said that teams are siloed throughout the organization
- top reason behind employee disengagement is data/information is hard to find
Change suggested
- create shared datasets
- work with Low-Code-tools leveraging these shared datasets
- use customizable software that allows organizations to connect silos and work with more agility
Upskilling
- on usage of Low-Code tools
Linking
- MOC Building a 2nd brain and PARA Method Notes
- [[Crisis of Fractured Organizations]]
- https://www.airtable.com/ty/resources/reports/crisis-of-the-fractured-organization
- MOC Agile 2 and principle Data has strategic value
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