Conditions for continuous transformation
summary
Outlines four concrete leader actions: require hypothesis-driven experiments (example: small pilots with clear success indicators), shift decision authority using the Marquet ladder so teams move from “tell me what to do” to “here’s my intent,” and use adaptive governance that tightens as experiments scale. Uses Wardley-style spectrum (innovate → industrialize) with the Morrisons–Deliveroo business model pivot and a retail pilot that runs in three stores on a fixed budget testing scan‑and‑walk for low‑priced items. Creates protective adaptive space for operators and innovators to co‑design.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:50Pest Analysis
- 5:05How can leaders help
- 6:23The normal status quo
- 9:15Grand conductors
- 13:31Safe learning environment
- 16:45Cultural topologies
- 20:25Adapter space
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