Most transformations follow the same context-free formula: training and certifying everyone in the new jargon, adopting new roles and functions with cryptic names, moving everyone into cookie-cutter teams, and adding some governance theatre for good measure.
We know this does not work!
Effective change is contextual. First you need to understand where the real constraints are, where making changes will have a measurable impact on your organization.
has a host of techniques for turning the lights on: showing you how to look at your organization’s structures, processes, technology, people, ways of working, leadership, communication, and myriad other factors that show you what is really going on.
Only then can you make informed choices about where to start, what to do, how to measure, how to govern, what kind of help you will need.
Effective change is contextual. So we start with context.