Why the Enterprise Must Change
The case that the reason enterprises are shaped the way they are has quietly stopped being true. Owns the argument, draws no architecture, and carries its own falsification condition.
Every activity in a company either creates value, the work customers pay for, or reduces uncertainty, knowing what is going on so the work is done well. Reducing uncertainty used to be expensive, so companies grew large structures to move information around. That accumulated cost is the information tax.
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