domingo, abril 24, 2022

Rapidez, flexibilidade, lidar com a incerteza

Mal li aquele trecho "West should prepare for a long-term confrontation" voltei mentalmente aos tempos da Guerra Fria. Depois, pensei nas implicações para o comércio internacional. Recordo alguns postais recentes:

As regras do jogo económico estão a ser revistas e algo diferente vai emergir da confusão. Entretanto, julgo que esta previsão que se segue não andará longe do que veremos:
"In a digitally transformed economy, CP enterprises are normally better off spending money to save time than to spend time to save money. The shorter the offering’s life cycle, the more this is the case. To do this, they need to get better at the kind of “moderate-risk-low-data” decision-making that is at the core of the Agile operating model, and not just at the fuzzy front end of innovation, but all the way along the line as they systematically scale the offer. This is possible because digitally enabled supply and delivery chains can detect market signals far faster than in prior eras, but only if a) they are deployed, and b) they are employed. A culture that has a low tolerance for risk or failure is a much greater liability today than in the past.
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but as time displaces money as the scarcest ingredient in the economic equation, agile must come to the fore. To help the culture embrace this principle, enterprises need to make “time data” much more visible in their OKRs, dashboards, monthly reports, and quarterly reviews. Latency is the cholesterol that hardens our operational arteries, so taking time out of our processes as opposed to taking money out needs to be our first (although not our only) priority."

Quantos empresários vão conseguir mudar de mindset? Deixar de lado algoritmos familiares, mas desactualizados, e abraçar outros que têm de ser construídos durante o decorrer do jogo, não é tarefa para qualquer um.

Trechos retirados de "Next-Generation Best Practices for Consumer Product Companies

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