Emerging from Chaos – and Merry Christmas Whitehall!
17/12/2019
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In March we blogged about using the CYNEFIN Framework (Leading and Managing in Simple, Complicated, Complex and Chaotic Domains) to understand what methods to use in a Chaotic Environment such as BREXIT!
Well, it looks like, after last week’s General Election, we are starting to emerge from the Chaotic Domain, back into the more manageable Complex Domain. BUT, the crux that we noted in our blog at the time was that the new Complex Domain is going to look very different than the previous version. And, if his bite is as fierce as his bark (or blogs), watch out Whitehall!
See the recent article in the FT (you’ll have to cut and paste the url into Google, since if you follow the link you’ll just get asked to subscribe): https://www.ft.com/content/a7d6a25e-1f3e-11ea-b8a1-584213ee7b2b
We hope you’ve enjoyed reading our blogs over the years, and Merry Christmas to all our readers
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