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Explaining what is variety, Law of Requisite
(
1))
Varietyy and Residual Varietyy (Module
Introduction to complexity management;
revision of VSM as discussed in Module 2
Viplan Method; revision of 5 steps as
discussed in Module 3
Enterprise Complexity Model as discussed in
this Module (Module 4).
Methodological Issues
SSystem
t
i ffocus: di
in
distinguishing
ti
i hi organisation,
i ti
enterprise,
t
i primary
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enterprise, network, cluster, extended cluster and institution.
Network is a group of aligned enterprises driven by a primary
enterprise
t
i ((e.g. Nik
Nike),
) which
hi h iis it
itself
lf an organisation.
i ti
Cluster is group enabled by institution or enterprise, but members
do not necessarily have alignment of their transformations (e.g.
S i
Science
P
Park)
k)
Structural models are focused both on the organisations
transformation and the enterprises transformation.
Variety engineering: variety operators and best practice
(communications, transducers and performance)
Dynamic
y
capabilities
p
Variety engineering
In the
h ffollowing
ll i slides
lid we fi
find
d examples
l off variety
i
operators for enterprises in the network
economy (amplifiers,
(
lifi
attenuators
tt
t and
d
transducers)
The definition of variety operators depends on
the transformation (named system) and
performance
f
criteria
i i (h
(how stringent
i
iis these
h
criteria)
Variety Balance
Internal to enterprise
In Operational Environment
Enterprise
External to enterprise
External to enterprise
Transformation
Subcontracting
manufacturing globally
Distribution network
In Operational Environment
Internal to enterprise
Performance
Operational standards
Decoding suppliers and
customers performance
1. Amplifiers
1
A lifi off Variety
V i t th
thatt are
Internal to Primary Enterprise
Strengthening the Increasing the
Creating new
Enterprises Variety resolution of the
variety for the
Enterprises Variety Enterprise
Making the
Enterprises variety
time independent
Website linking
customers,
suppliers and
distributors.
Use internal
communication
systems to respond
queries globally.
Marketing and
communications
offices
ff
Use of Web2 to
target customers
individually with a
focused message
(e.g. Amazon)
R&D, future
groups..
Developing
Dynamic
Capabilities
Information
technology
companies
p
dealingg
with enterprises
transactions (e.g.
banks, shares
management )
Makingg the
Enterprises variety
time independent
3. Amplifiers
3
A lifi off Variety
V i t within
ithi th
the
Operational Env. of Primary Enterprise
Strengthening the Increasing the
Creating new
Enterprises Variety resolution of the
variety for the
Enterprises Variety Enterprise
Making the
Enterprises variety
time independent
Franchising:
Regional
enterprises selling
locally the primary
enterprises
offerings
Customers use of
blogs creating
public opinion
about enterprise
Regional
enterprises
adjusting the
enterprises
offerings to local
requirements
Manufacturing
outlets in cheap
countries doing the
enterprises
designs.
Reducing the
resolution of
relevant
environmental
variety
Making
environmental
variety time
dependant
Self-organisation
Self
organisation of
agents in the
environment: more
variety absorption at
the local level, less
residual variety
Media managing
information in real
time and by
exception
Media selecting
stories and
constructing them
Rythmun of
publications and
reporting
Government
regulations: reducing
restrictions,, liftingg
constraints
Atenuadored de
Reducing the
resolution of the
environmental
variety
Making
environmental
variety time
dependant
Atenuadored
de
Screening agencies Blogging
Media highlighting
Market research
agency doing
research for
enterprise
stakeholders and
stakeholders
customers views
about enterprise for
a short time
Reducing the
resolution of the
environmental
variety
Making
environmental
variety time
dependant
Atenuadored
de
Clustering
Defining purpose
Reducing contact
environmental
for enterprise
agents in categories.
Model of
market research
Organisational
done internally
structure
Enterprise
complexity model
Operational
p
model
of customers,
suppliers and
competitors
periods with
customers and
suppliers to
opening
opening hours
hours