Resilience and Adaptability - Strengthening the Synergy
Developing a robust organisatonal design means aligning goals, structures and management practices with strategic foresight. In our organizational development processes, we help you anchor key change objectives in your organizational design while at the same time preserving the functionality of what already exists. With an optimal fit between strategy, structure and management practices, you increase the performance and innovative capacity of your entire organization.
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Organizations are complex systems. Only if this complexity is taken into account can change measures have a deep and lasting impact. That is why we never view your change objectives as isolated goals, but rather with a professional understanding of the relevant contextual factors. This includes, for example, interdependencies between structures, management practices and cooperation and conflict patterns. As experts in organizational systems, we have many years of vocational training in identifying these interdependencies. In turn, our clients always bring a great deal of strategic and operational expertise concerning their developmental objectives and organisational challnges. For us, professional consulting means using these perspectives as a valuable resource in order to develop measures together that are precisely tailored to the specific situation of our customers.
As least as important for realising your change objectives is the factoring in the psychosocial dynamics of change processes. For us, professional organisation developement also means designing transformation processes as a collabortive journey in which your leaders and employees are not viewed as subjects but rather as valued participants.
There are no simple if-then rules in change processes. Successful change processes therefore thrive on a balance between stringency and adaptability. This is why we apply a great deal of constructive energy and, if necessary, a pinch of persistence to ensure that the change measures are consistently implemented and regularly evaluated. Real and lasting change always entails embarking on a collaborative learning journey and making important adjustments when necessary.
We accompany you through all phases of your all phases of your organizational development - as trusted consultants, process facilitators and sparring partners.
In a dynamic market environment, you need teams that face challenges proactively and developing innovative solutions when necessary. At least as important as the right practices is, however, the attitude with which these practices are applied. We help you integrate agile principles into your corporate culture and thus strengthening the solution orientation and adaptability of your entire company.
Trying to change a management culture by decree, however, is doomed to failure from the outset. So what viable alternative is there? How can you succeed in developing your company's leadership culture?
Successfully developing your leadership culture requires an attractive mission statement. Left to its own devices, however, a mission statement quickly runs the risk of degenerating into mere lip service. In order to enable real change , leadership practices need to be alignedwith the new mission statement. A decisive aspect of successful leadership culture development is therefore the synchronization of the leadership mission statement and leadership practices.
Aligning leadership practices with your mission statement is a good start. It is,however, also crucial to take the next step. Why? Because real change inevitably results in a discrepancy between wanting to and being able to. Real change therefore requires both leadership development measures and collaborative spaces in which goals and development paths are regularly evaluated.
Together we develop a road map for establishing a leadership culture in sync with both your goals and values and the operational challenges of your company.
With the increasing complexity and volatility of today's market dynamics, companies can rely less and less on the performance of outstanding individuals. In order to remain competitive, the resources, expertise and cooperation of entire teams are required. Cooperative teamwork with a strong commitment to the overarching team goals, independent action and solution-oriented thinking - this is the goal and aspiration of most team leaders, and often of most team members too.
Teamwork, however, doesn’t always meet the desired and necessary standards. Never ending discussions with ambiguous results, unclear responsibilities, an ineffective workflow – stress factors that have high costs. Among the most typical costs are bottle necks, high mistake margins and frequent team conflicts.
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