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Vijay Gill's Blog

We shape our tools and then our tools shape us Culture Underinvestment in Infrastructure Orgs Why Nothing Great Ever Came From Outsourced Teams AMD exits dense microserver business. Ends Seamicro brand Before moving to Amazon Web Services, it took ITV ’21 days to make a single firewall change’ Point of View Cloud Services and outcome-blind decision making Startups are hard in big companies and Survivorship Bias
Culture
vijaygill · 2014-04-08 · via Vijay Gill's Blog

Any effective organization consists of organizational design (how the organization is shaped), the organizational talent, and the operating  culture. All three combine to deliver organizational capability (the value the organization delivers to the company). In other words, the culture is the operating system of the organization that allows the people to deliver value. Culture sets expectations, behaviors, operating norms and contracts that allow people to to act with efficacy, with role clarity and to refer to a common set principles that allow for effective delegated decision making and accountability. Setting context and then allowing freedom to execute has proven effective in my experience,  given the right organizational design and talent embedded in appropriate cultural norms.

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