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Different Starting Points, Different Effects
24 March 2026
Change is not a single intervention. It is a sequence that unfolds across five distinct layers: decision logic, power, structure, action, and outcomes. Each of these layers plays a different
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Dominant Logics in Organizations
13 January 2026
Most organizations are not managed through a coherent understanding of how they function. Instead, they are managed through a dominant logic that begins to interpret everything: decisions, structure, actions, and
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What is often interpreted as “resistance to change” is not a matter of bad will – it is the natural consequence of the dominant decision-making logic.
03 September 2025
Most transformation programs assume that a good strategy and consistent execution are enough for an organization to change the way it operates. In practice, however, it often turns out that
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