Showing posts with label Understanding the future. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Understanding the future. Show all posts

Sunday, March 8, 2015

Cost of Delay: Realtime Actionable Decisions Critical at all Layers in Industrial Operations

In a number of recent discussions with people when they have listened to sessions on the operational transform and the concepts of people and team transformation, they incorrectly feel the focus is only on the  “operator”. While the operator is the closest person to the “coal face” a fundamental concept of the operational transformation are the shifts to:
·         Actionable decisions performed as early as possible
·         Collaboration across the operational team in making the decision, and taking the action
·         Sharing of current situation and experience
·         Awareness of the situation as early as possible.


As seen in the diagram below if a situation is left then by the time it hits the weekly report even daily report the cost of the situation is significant.

Sunday, January 13, 2013

Why design for 2020, not today! What does the “Why Not” and “What If” Attitude mean?

One of the enjoyments of writing a blog is to see the reaction, get the response, they seem to come via email, it is fasinating what topics generate interest and response.  Last week I had a set of emails asking “why care about 2020, when we are focused on today?” Another set asked about the attitude “Why not” and “What If”? Both are fair and deserve further discussion.
So why care about 2020? Why Now?