Gall’s Law: Why Complex Systems Must Start Simple
In 1975, John Gall, an American systems theorist, formulated what is now known as Gall’s Law: “A complex system that works is invariably found to have…
Read DetailsIn 1975, John Gall, an American systems theorist, formulated what is now known as Gall’s Law: “A complex system that works is invariably found to have…
Read DetailsIn 1990, British psychologist James Reason introduced the Swiss Cheese Model in risk management for safer organizations, a groundbreaking framework in…
Read DetailsAs organizations face economic pressures and a global skills gap, a new HR strategy has emerged: quiet hiring. Instead of external recruitment, companies…
Read DetailsFor years, leaders and strategists relied on the VUCA framework (Volatility, Uncertainty, Complexity, Ambiguity) to describe global instability and guide…
Read DetailsNeurodiversity in the workplace refers to recognizing and including individuals with different patterns of brain function and information processing—such…
Read DetailsThe term Disruptive Strategy carries an important nuance that is often lost in translation, especially into Arabic. The word disruptive can easily be…
Read DetailsHazard and Operability Study, widely known as HAZOP, is one of the most powerful analytical tools developed by modern industry to evaluate operational…
Read DetailsMBOs, KPIs, and OKRs are key components in how a company achieves its goals and they each represent a different way to achieve those company goals. MBO…
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