The complexity and speed at which business moves in the 21st century requires advance management solutions.
Management 1.0 was the original school of pyramid shaped structures that embodied in their deep structure most of the dysfunctions present in society including classism, sexism, racism, all of which eventually came to haunt and diminish the efficacy of management 1.0 (and oh yea it was evil)
Management 2.0 was the onset of team development, greater participation, flatter hierarchies, total quality management and a reassessment of how to offer value to customers. While some of the more obvious dysfunction began to diminish (but definitely not disappear) it still had a lot of ineffective use of human capacity. Additionally, it had a mediocre ability to deal with the increasing complexity of business.
Management 3.0 is about facilitating autonomy, self-organization, and competition without the negative implications of a zero sum game. It is about creating cultures that inspire innovation and collaboration, without envy or knowledge hoarding. (See table below)*
The direct result of this type of system is the ability to do more with fewer people and the ability to attract and retain a higher caliber of talent.
My job is to guide you through the transition to becoming a management 3.0 company. By drawing on expertise and science from both the East and the West; I will show you how to use the stress of change management to your advantage. I also have unique and advanced tools for assessing current staff and potential hires. I will use the most innovative disciplines to assess and reboot your organizational structure.
Previously this level of management support was only affordable to large established companies. But because I practice what I preach I can be far more flexible and adaptive. Consequently I am able to focus on the companies that need this type of specialized attention but usually can’t afford it: startups and companies in distress. I do this by working for extremely low upfront costs (sometimes none) and a share of profits.
Bottom line: if I believe in you, you can afford me. 🙂
*How I Teach Management 3.0
Four cyclical stages and related skill sets in mngmt 3.0
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Business Cycle |
Skill Set |
Manegement 3.0 Phase |
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I) Idea |
Innovative and clear thinking |
Germinate |
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II) Team |
Good with humans |
Pollinate |
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III) Execution |
Adaptive, resilient, lean |
Fertilize |
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IV) Growth |
Expert leader and manager |
Cultivate |
10 Branches of Management
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Management Issue |
Management 3.0 Solutions |
| 1) Human resource management – managing who gets hired, fired, and retained |
Human Proficient – Understanding human emotions and psychological fit for greatest efficacy and growth, improved partnership development, Rule 108 (stress and health management), natural language agreements |
| 2) Operations management – managing employee objectives and performance |
Organizationally Fluent – Self organized, agile management, a new generation of team building, knowledge cultures, the social science of leadership training, |
| 3) Strategic management (business development) – increasing your leverage and market share |
Better Thinking – Innovation and leadership training, clearer thinking models, psychological systems analysis |
| 4) New product development (R&D) – managing the creation of new products |
Lean Development – New psychology of business models and the collapse of the consumer feedback float. Improved creativity and learned innovation |
| 5) Marketing management – managing how potential consumers will come to know about your product or service |
New media and the long tail – how technology keeps changing the practice of marketing |
| 6) Sales Management – managing how your employees will convince potential consumers to use your product or service and keep existing consumers coming back |
The Psychological Science of Sales – Generative grammar of relationships, SPIN model, Improved CRM software |
| 7) Information technology management – Setting up computer systems, storage, networks, ERP, |
Web 3.0 – Data mining, Cloud services, Community development, SEO, SEM, SMO, SMM, UX/AI, multiple platforms for content, commerce, community… |
| 8) Financial management – managing your capital, acquisitions, and investors |
Managerial and Human-centric finance – focus on assessment rather than technique, as well as human or societal implications |
| 9) Manufacturing management – managing how machines build things |
JIT, Kanban, Lean – Agile manufacturing |
| 10) Supply chain management – managing how materials move into products or services and how products or services get to consumers |
Information technology shifts (better knowledge sharing systems), the decrease in unknown demand variables, the increase in potential supply redundancy, JIT, Lean, CRM, and more… |
The issues in 8-10 represent areas that are being influenced by Management 3.0 but are not presently covered by my training programs.
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