The Operator’s View
Operational Performance Is Created Across the Enterprise
Growth changes what the business requires from the organization.
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The organization that created success may not be capable of sustaining the next stage.
── Kenneth L. Craft
The Issue That Shows Up Isn't Always Where It Starts
What looks like a performance problem is often the result of something earlier in the system.
A schedule problem may appear in execution
What looks like a performance problem is often the result of something earlier in the system.
A cost overrun may appear in construction
but originate in scope definition, design, buying strategy or change control.
A performance issue may appear in results
but originate in leadership, accountability, prioritization or decision-making.
The Operator's View Starts With the Business As It Actually Operates
Not the organization chart.
Not the process as it was designed.
Not an assumption about where the problem sits.
We look at the business as a connected system to understand how work flows, where constraints emerge, and what is required to create consistent results.
Better systems. Stronger execution. Less dependence on heroics and the CEO as linchpin.
Where Is Execution Breaking Down?
24 statements. About 5 minutes. A direct read on where execution may be getting in the way of results.
5 Minutes · 24 Statements · Confidential
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