Define a vision for the world
A vision is the definite future an institution is willing to judge every small decision against.
A vision is the definite future an institution is willing to judge every small decision against.
The mission is this institution's role inside the vision, not a sentence that could belong to anyone else.
A useful goal is one a later decision can be checked against.
Values are the constraints an institution will not trade away while it tries to move faster.
A platform is powerful when it is the path everyone else takes. That power has to sit inside the institution, or it sits over it.
A plan precise enough to manage is already wrong. An institution that does not plan cannot tell whether it moved.
A boundary inside which a word means one thing, and outside which it is allowed to mean another.
Four kinds of team, from Team Topologies. Most of the work should sit in one of them.
Management consulting cannot discover new markets because market creation requires asymmetric risk, and consulting exists to hedge liability.