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How Value Networks Are Changing the Enterprise

Posted May 8, 2008 | Leadership | Leadership |

Thirty years ago, businesses were organized functionally. The organization chart became the way to describe how the business works. In the mid-1980s, scholars like Michael Porter and consultants like Deming and Hammer led the way to refocus work on process and quality control. Making sure you had a robust process was the key to efficiency, productivity, and quality.

About The Author
Verna Allee
Verna Allee is a former Cutter Consortium Senior Consultant. She is President of Value Networks, LLC, which is the leading provider of value network visualization and analysis applications. Customers include Cisco, Boeing, SAP, Telenor, Rolls-Royce Marine Engine, Knoll, Kimberly-Clark, AgResearch, Mayo Clinic, Environment Canada, Scottish Enterprise, Institute of Public Health (Ireland), GAN-Net, and others. Ms. Allee is a noted author, expert… Read More
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