Tag Archives: thin organization

The Stopcock and the New Economy

Posted on September 2, 2013 by thierry

For once, I would like to tell you a little story. When, my wife and me, we arrived the other day at our country house, we found a little letter from our water supply company in the letterbox. It merely … Continue reading →

Posted in As experimented | Tagged business design, communities, customers, economy, service design, strategy, thin organization | 4 Comments

The Thin Organization, Part III: From Social to Social

Posted on May 28, 2013 by thierry

Co-evolution of organizations, technology and people is even more a fact we have to assess and embrace than a necessity. Yet, most of present social business anthems focus more on the adoption of emerging technologies, to cope with the change … Continue reading →

Posted in As seen, heard or read, English | Tagged business design, business models, coevolution, economy, enterprise 20, social business, social contract, thin organization, worksumer | 4 Comments

The Thin Organization, Part II: Trapped into Causal Opacity?

Posted on April 29, 2013 by thierry

Our world is changing. Fast. Radically. To cope with this pace of evolution, or to simply avoid disruption, organizations must evolve. The Glorious Thirties, these years which embodied the Golden Age of mass production and standardized consumption, are definitely behind … Continue reading →

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The Thin Organization Part I: Enacting Social Business

Posted on April 8, 2013 by thierry

I was recently invited to participate to a session during the Enterprise 2.0 Summit in Paris, along with Jon Husband and Richard Collin, on the theme of “frameworks for the networked organization”. I won’t give here my thoughts about the … Continue reading →