Governance, resilence and transformation

Corporate Governance

“Corporate governance is the system by which a corporation makes decisions and implements them in order to achieve its objectives.””

Iso 2600 norm

The challenge is none other than to better protect the activity as a whole, through a better understanding of the processes and risks, and to ensure its robustness with all the stakeholders such as customers, partners or the company regulator. Such certification is likely to reassure, to guarantee confidence in the holding of activities.

Corporate resilience

Business resilience is the ability of an organization to quickly adapt to disruptions while maintaining business continuity and protecting people, assets and overall brand image. Resilience goes beyond disaster recovery (DR) and business continuity by providing post-disaster strategies to avoid costly downtime, strengthen vulnerabilities, and maintain business operations in the face of further breaches unexpected.

Business resilience begins with understanding that processes and workflows must be preserved for organizations to survive unexpected events. The human element is one of the main challenges in business resilience planning. People need to be prepared and educated on how to react to a chaotic situation.

3 elements characterize it: my reaction time, my adaptation time, my renewal time in the event of Market Impact on my way of doing business.

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An example of Agile governance

In Agile transformations that I have supported, the key success factors have been in the company’s ability to review all of its processes with a view to putting the customer at the heart of human-machine interfaces.

A successful governance

As part of the management of network organizations, based on the mobilization of (complementary) resources possessed by a large number of industrial, commercial and service companies, it is necessary to set up a governance of network organizations to integrate all of the key skills from the design to the management of inter-company relations that only the purchasing function possesses, or by placing the management of the relationship in the hands of the person who bears the risk of the failure of the project. Whether at Airbus, at Vallourec, or even at PSA, it is this anticipation of risk that has facilitated the transition from an aging company to a digital company.

Each department, each business and not just IT is invited to organize itself into an Agile team according to the following Agile governance

An Agile success

For those who have worked with me in projects of transformation, my leitmotiv is to engage the management in the definition of its ambition and to lead everyone to specify …

Continue reading “This is how!”

and yet …

My ambition is to present Agile as a vector for transforming organizations, and to open up spaces to free speech and create spaces of disobedience.

Won bet,

Agile has become a staple of business modernization.

Starting point for business transformation

Business transformation is a willing choice of strategic management to evolve the business in accordance with the strategic objectives defined for the future. These change initiatives involve everyone’s efforts, employees as well as general management, to modify more or less profoundly the structural elements of the organization in place. Business transformation makes it possible to update its organization and the associated knowledge and to anticipate the needs of both its customers and its employees. Change management becomes continuous

The vision, the strategic plan can be the starting point of a transformation, or even an awareness as the dynamic spiral tends to demonstrate in a visualization of the structuring evolutions of the organization. Reported to a company, the major changes show a social fracture between the power and its collaborators, or between the company and its competitors. The choice to transform “structurally” is necessarily voluntary and follows a major upheaval (loss of turnover, obsolescence, health crisis, etc.)

Organizational transformation is about rethinking an organization’s structure, way of operating and business practices with the aim of doing things better and differently. The transformation is therefore part of a proactive approach, driven by strategic management, to significantly improve the efficiency of the organization and/or the satisfaction of stakeholders.

• Reinventing organizations from Frédéric Laloux
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