IT is part of the business, keep IT simple
We often think only about our job (“I am my position”) and have little sense of responsibility for the overall results when all the parts interact. This can lead to suboptimal solutions.
Systems thinking allows us to understand how the different parts of a system interact with each other, rather than analyzing the components in isolation.
Sometimes when we want to improve a process, we only pay attention to cost and time reduction. Approaching the improvement of a process as a benefit maximization work instead of pure reduction, can lead to new revenues and business models.
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Apart from the well-known Occam’s razor, there are many other laws or principles that can help us understand how a situation has been arrived at, why someone reasons the way he or she does, or what to expect in the face of certain events. Here we review some of them.
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Among the strategy analysis tools, we find Wardley Maps, which are not very widespread but simple to use and very […]
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A few days ago I was discussing with a colleague the concept of “risk appetite” and how, depending on it, […]
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We have probably heard many times about Customer experience (CX) or user experience (UX). For those of you who haven’t, […]
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Sunk cost is an economic concept that refers to costs that have already been incurred and cannot be recovered. These […]
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Who hasn’t ever felt that they don’t understand what is going on in their own company, or felt that there […]
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My father used to say that everyone looks to see if they have the money to be able to buy […]
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In today’s digital era, cloud adoption has become a strategic imperative for companies of all sizes and kinds. We can […]
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