Waching daily Jan 29 2018

Attention:

The first principle to understand and incorporate

business agility in your business

is to understand that it will need to change all the time.

[Giant Consulting] [presents]

[Business Agility] [based on busagilitymanifesto.org by R. Burlton, R. Ross & J. Zachman]

Episode 2 The perpetual change

We have an old saying here:

"If you have a winning team, don´t change it."

We have a different saying:

"Change is the only constant in our business."

If in the past, tradition guaranteed the loyalty of your customers,

Forget about it. This is no longer true.

Customers are becoming less and less faithful

and the market is increasingly volatile.

If a competitor offers a payment method more desirable

or some other benefit that your company does not,

your customers will want to try it

and if they like it, they'll stick around there.

Stability and constancy in our way of working

guarantees the quality of our service.

We seek innovation all the time

to keep us relevant to our customers.

But how do you change a business?

In the past we always understood change as a synonym for project.

"A temporary endeavour that allocates resources to create an unique outcome."

And this outcome could be a new version of your business.

So the business evolved in evolutionary steps.

From version N to version N + 1.

That's cool.

But it is not perpetual evolution,

this is evolution in thresholds.

When we have to change, we do projects

which make changes to computer programs

which control our processes,

then we deploy it and see what happened.

We structure our architecture using a segmented aproach

so that changes in rules do not affect the processes

guided by these rules.

And so what?

Got interested in how your business

could be structured like this, too? Agile?

This is only the first of 10 principles

that will be presented on the next episodes.

Like this video here below and watch

the next episodes of this series to understand

the other principles of Business Agility.

Created and produced by: Fabrício Laguna

Based on: "The Business Agility Manifesto"

by Roger T. Burlton, Ronald G. Ross & John A. Zachman

Music: bensound.com

Other videos from this series at: giganteconsultoria.com.br