How Delivery Starves Strategy in Successful Organisations
Delivery starves strategy by taking the time and attention it needed. Why the best-run organisations are the ones most at risk.
Karl Scotland – Using Agility Strategically
Karl Scotland – Using Agility Strategically

Delivery starves strategy by taking the time and attention it needed. Why the best-run organisations are the ones most at risk.

Annual planning isn’t wrong, but running only an annual loop is. An overview of Continuous Strategy, and how to keep strategy in contact with the work.

Tom Gilb’s Impact Estimation Tables and the X-Matrix have different heritages, yet one can quietly inform the other’s correlations. Here’s how.

Four lenses — system, variation, knowledge, and psychology. Deming’s System of Profound Knowledge, and how it informs Strategy Deployment.

How Team Topologies’ sensing and Strategy Deployment’s responding form a hidden dynamic. Two complementary approaches that combine for an adaptive capability.

The trap of defaulting to the experiment is that hypotheses can miss what probes might reveal. A reflection on matching the approach to the context.

Nicolas Cage films and ice cream sales reveal something important about X-Matrix correlations and the gap between leading and lagging measures.

Flight Levels Activities aren’t just things to do. They’re constraints to set well. Explore what too tight and too loose looks like for each one.

Too much strategic focus can prevent emergent strategy. Explore the balance between Strategic Focus and Strategic Insouciance, and why it matters.

How a 60-year-old medical note-taking format – SOAP Notes – independently confirms why evidence should come before tactics in Strategy Deployment.