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From Survival of the Fittest to Survival of the most Cooperative [email protected] Zurich, October 31st 2008 Somesso

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From Survival of the Fittest to Survival of the most [email protected]

Zurich, October 31st 2008Somesso

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What happens in Western Society?

TOP

DOWN

BOTTOM

UP

Push oriented Pull oriented

TOPDOWN ICT PLANNING

MARKETING

POLITICS

LINUX / WIKI /CSN

PROTOTYPING

SALES

COURTS OF JUSTICE

NEWSPAPER

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EUROPEAN RULING

PRIVATE INITIATIVES

REFERENDUM

INNOVATION PLANNING

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OUTSOURCING CORE-EXCELLENCE

Away

BPMOPERATIONAL EXCELLENCE

Excellent way

Who’s my PAL COMMUNICATIONAL EXCELLENCE

All-ways

MANAGEMENT & CONTROLCONTROL EXCELLENCE

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simple complex

dynamic environment

static environment

One way

Recognise and accept diversity& subcultures

Always ??

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Maintainer,

focus on what is known

Entrepreneur, focus on what is not known

visible certain

static

invisible uncertain dynamic

Right Practice

Control

Hold grip

Best Practice

Enlarge quantity

Shared PracticeOutsourcing

Delegate

Next Practice

Enhance Relationships

Trust

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SIMPLE COMPLEX

DYNAMIC WORLD

STATIC WORLD

European 3C segmentation examples

Functio

nalCostSaver

Outs

ourcer Flexible

Source: Peter van den Heuvel, Frans van der Reepcompany segmentation based on research data or estimation

3C

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Current Research: Taxonomy of Social Configurations

according to Robert Scheltens

Goal Orientation

Criteria for membership

(Access)

Open Closed Open Closed

High external pressure

Team Task force Coalition Clan

Low external pressure

Company

(Gesellschaft, Gezelschap)

Society

(Gemeinschaft,Genootschap)

Political Arena

Club

Multiple GoalsSingle ‘smart’ Goal

© Robert Scheltens

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The difference between just working together driven from parallel self-interest and real

cooperation is 30% cost

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Invitation

from Survival of the fittest to Survival of the most cooperative

• Develop the talent to spot talent • Mental model: regard your collegues as entrepreneurs

• Find your PAL: trust crowd sourcing and corporate social networking

• Connect the various matching principles in the company

• Connect and cooperate is key

from Survival of the fittest to Survival of the most cooperative

• Develop the talent to spot talent • Mental model: regard your collegues as entrepreneurs

• Find your PAL: trust crowd sourcing and corporate social networking

• Connect the various matching principles in the company

• Connect and cooperate is key

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Back to the The Human Age. So……

Get ready to get real

• Accept multiple view points

• Be teacher as well as student

• Avoid tunnelvision. Dialogue prevents misjudgments

• Always thank your friends

• Implement and use social media: ‘big companies’ should feel as ‘small companies’, especially for the customer.

•All these requirements should be reflected in company policies, especially ICT and HRM

• Accept multiple view points

• Be teacher as well as student

• Avoid tunnelvision. Dialogue prevents misjudgments

• Always thank your friends

• Implement and use social media: ‘big companies’ should feel as ‘small companies’, especially for the customer.

•All these requirements should be reflected in company policies, especially ICT and HRM

© F. van der Reep

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Cooperation is a personal decision

Be transparant, consequent and clear in your intentionsBe transparant, consequent and clear in your intentions

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Procedures ICT

$HRM

Process

Target

Process management

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1.1 …..

2.1 …

3.1 …

5.1 …

6.1 …

Business

Process

Applicaties

IT Infrastructuur

Organisation/HRM

Visie

1.2 …

2.2 …

3.2 …

5.2 …

6.2 …

Assesment

1.3 …

2.3 …

3.3 …

5.3 …

6.3 …

DesignrulesSolution Scenario´s

1.4 …

2.4 …

3.4 …

5.4 …

6.4 …

Development

1.5 …

2.5 …

3.5 …

5.5 …

6.5 …

implementation

1.6 …

2.6 …

3.6 …

5.6 …

6.6 …

maintenanceCRG

4.1 … 4.2 … 4.3 … 4.4 … 4.5 … 4.6 …

Data

Operational power

Company Reference Grid

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1. Total Quality Mgt

KAIZEN

do things better

2. Re- architecturing:

technological update informationsystems

Systems don’t change

Systems do change

Organisational structure doesn’t

change3. Reorganise: BPM

change workprocesses

4. BPR

change procedures and systems

Organisational structure does

changeprojectprofiles

profiles

© F. van der Reep

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MeasurementMeasurement

MarketingSales

deliveryprocesses

maintenance construction

Information architecture: 4 bullets

DSSDSS Workflow managementWorkflow management

Production systemsProduction systems

Admin

Technology

Stock transaction