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Managing outside the box: networking revolution in management. Dr. Pinhas Yehezkeally. Co-founder and President of TECI. Expert in organization’s effectiveness and researcher of networks, complex systems and organizational networks (not IT).
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Managing outside the box: networking revolution in management
Dr. Pinhas Yehezkeally • Co-founder and President of TECI. • Expert in organization’s effectiveness and researcher of networks, complex systems and organizational networks (not IT). • National Security College knowledge manager; previously head of strategic and policy research in NSC. • Police Commander emeritus. • Ministry of Police R&D reward (1993).
Illustration "Mirror, Mirror on the wall, who's the fairest of them all?“
This is not a legend any more! This is a new generation’s computerized system… … mapping our organization’s “task environment”, identifying emerging threats; unexpected results etc….
Such systems already exist. They are available, relatively inexpensive, and open up new work directions They are built on networks, & analyzed by algorithms. Let’s start from the beginning…
Our Management world is facing a revolution that will intensify in the coming years
Nodes Interconnectivity A network is a series of nodes, interconnected by communication paths
This revolution did not emerge from Management Theory. It originated in other disciplines Cybernetics Mathematics Complexity Theories Networks Theory Graph Theory
The pioneers of networks’ research are the security & intelligence’s organizations
Our Revolution is based on three networking system's features:
1. The network reflects the system's features If I can convert organization into a network – I can get a “quantum leap”!
Visualization Visualization presents complex data in a simple way, graphic representation can provide insights, that information or data can not express in a clear and convenient way.
For example: Two organizations from the same field of Occupation • Communication through management only; • A cutout between branches • Good communication between branches • Free data transfer
3. Measurement of “soft measures” power, influence, cooperation, “bottle necks” and even leadership of individuals and departments
Periodic inspection of the network discovers emerging threats on time
This change has an absolute advantage, in time, quality and cost, over the current situation
What will this change do to managers,To HR & to Organizational consultants?
Only time can tell… Questions? Comments?