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The Regenerative Business – BJ Duft
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BJ Duft talks about his business, Herban Feast, with Carol Sanford on the Regenerative Business Podcast.
The Regenerative Business – Richard Piacentini
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Richard Piacentini talks about his business, Phipps Conservatory, with Carol Sanford on the Regenerative Business Podcast.
What is Regeneration? Part 3 – Potential
It’s Not about Better Problem Solving! This is the third post in a series on the seven first principles of regeneration, drawn from living systems sciences. A regenerative business sees the world in terms of potential rather than problems. By focusing on the core of what’s trying to happen instead of what already exists, a […]
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What is Regeneration? Part 2 – Living Structured Wholes
Last month I began a series of posts on the concept of regeneration with a short history, a definition, and some fundamental ideas. The practice of regenerating businesses originated from Living Systems Thinking. Charles Krone, who was one of the pioneers of Procter and Gamble’s revolutionary work design, developed framework-thinking, which promotes the ability to […]
What is Regeneration? Part 1 – A Definition and Some Fundamental Ideas
Forty years ago, I met a cadre of business designers and developers who called what they did Regenerative Business Design. They had led an extraordinarily successful revolution at Proctor and Gamble that demonstrated a state-of-the-art approach to producing return on investment with people and assets. In an industry whose margins were collapsed to below 5 percent, they delivered earnings that were […]
The Regenerative Organization – Part V
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The Regenerative Organization – Guidelines to Design Work and How to Manage People for Innovation, Growth and Responsibility – Part V In part five of the series, Carol Sanford discusses the key to a business that is focused and yet a great place to work is building ongoing development into work design. To grow a business you […]
The Regenerative Organization – Part IV
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The Regenerative Organization: Guidelines to Design Work and Manage People for Innovation, Growth and Responsibility – Part IV In this vblog Carol Sanford explores how you get and keep focused and innovating when there are no traditional supervisors. How do you avoid the so-called problem of “the inmates running the asylum?” How you keep everyone on […]
The Regenerative Organization – Part III
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The Regenerative Organization – Guidelines for Work Design and How to Manage People for Innovation, Growth and Responsibility – Part III Carol Sanford explores guidelines for The Regenerative Organization including management and work design. This vblog centers on core human characteristics – the power of initiative and act. In essence, how do you foster and develop personal agency, […]
The Regenerative Organization – Part II
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The Regenerative Organization – Guidelines to Design Work and How to Manage People for Innovation, Growth and Responsibility – Part II In this blog, Carol Sanford explores guidelines for The Regenerative Organization including management and work design. How you embed responsibility into work design? Do supervisors have to go away? I discuss the key factors in building […]
The Regenerative Organization Part 1: History of Work Design
From Authority, to Autonomy and then to Ableness In spite of claims in a Fast Company article announcing a founder of a new emerging work design, holarchy, the popular modern organization structure is not new, nor the first. Zappos is the example most currently used. However, the first version of the revolutionary idea of removing hierarchies happened […]