Massimo mistretta (7 resultados)

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware.

Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - Your organization was built for a world that no longer exists. The hierarchies, plans, and control systems that powered a century of industrial success assume a stable, predictable environment. That environment is gone. Markets shift overnight, technologies compound, AI is rewriting the nature of work, and roughly seven in ten transformation programs still fail. The problem is not your people or your strategy. It is the design of the organization itself. Nature has been solving this problem for almost four billion years. Forests, immune systems, coral reefs, and swarms survive relentless change without org charts or five-year plans. They adapt through distributed intelligence, feedback-rich relationships, and mutual symbiosis. The Adaptive Organization translates the deep logic of living systems into a rigorous, actionable design framework: the OASIS model. Through five principles, Open, Autonomous, Symbiotic, Intelligent, and Sustainable, Massimo Mistretta shows how to design an organization that behaves less like a machine and more like a living system. You will learn: - Why industrial-age organizational models break down in complex environments, and what complexity science offers instead- How to move decisions to the edge, where the information lives, without losing coherence- How to build genuine human-AI symbiosis, so that intelligence compounds across people, teams, and machines- How routines, feedback loops, and incremental evolution make adaptation a daily practice rather than a heroic transformation program- How to lead the shift through three implementation pillars: mindset, behavior, and platform>Grounded in complexity science, biomimicry, cybernetics, and more than twenty years of building and transforming technology-driven companies, this is a complete design manual for leaders, strategists, and changemakers. If Team of Teams convinced you that adaptability wins in a complex world, if Reinventing Organizations showed you that organizations can be more alive, and if The Fifth Discipline taught you to see systems, The Adaptive Organization gives you the framework to design what comes next. The organizations that thrive in the coming decades will not be the biggest or the most efficient. They will be the most adaptive. This book shows you how to build one.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. How Ideas Become Things: Every Idea Leaves a T.R.A.C.E.Most ideas don't die because they're bad. They die because the distance between thinking and doing feels too large.How Ideas Become Things is a practical, human guide for anyone who has carried an idea too long and never quite known how to begin. Drawing on over twenty years of experience launching and transforming organizations, Massimo Mistretta offers five simple movements - Think, Record, Arrange, Cycle, Evolve - that carry ideas from a blank page into reality.No complex systems. No productivity dogma. Just honest, usable tools that work on good days and bad ones, whether you're leading a team or working alone on a side project at your kitchen table.Inside, you'll discover: Why a mind map beats a to-do list at the beginning - and when to make the switchHow to capture everything without losing richness or momentumA storyboarding method that works for presentations, projects, and difficult conversations alikeHow to plan backward from outcomes instead of forward from wishful thinkingWhy rhythm and visibility matter more than motivationHow to treat uncertainty as a companion rather than an obstacleThis is not a book about perfection. It's about momentum, the quiet, steady force that keeps ideas alive long enough to become something real.Pick up a pencil. Let's Trace. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Condición: New. Print on Demand.

Condición: New. Print on Demand.

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. How Ideas Become Things: Every Idea Leaves a T.R.A.C.E.Most ideas don't die because they're bad. They die because the distance between thinking and doing feels too large.How Ideas Become Things is a practical, human guide for anyone who has carried an idea too long and never quite known how to begin. Drawing on over twenty years of experience launching and transforming organizations, Massimo Mistretta offers five simple movements - Think, Record, Arrange, Cycle, Evolve - that carry ideas from a blank page into reality.No complex systems. No productivity dogma. Just honest, usable tools that work on good days and bad ones, whether you're leading a team or working alone on a side project at your kitchen table.Inside, you'll discover: Why a mind map beats a to-do list at the beginning - and when to make the switchHow to capture everything without losing richness or momentumA storyboarding method that works for presentations, projects, and difficult conversations alikeHow to plan backward from outcomes instead of forward from wishful thinkingWhy rhythm and visibility matter more than motivationHow to treat uncertainty as a companion rather than an obstacleThis is not a book about perfection. It's about momentum, the quiet, steady force that keeps ideas alive long enough to become something real.Pick up a pencil. Let's Trace. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Your organization was built for a world that no longer exists. The hierarchies, plans, and control systems that powered a century of industrial success assume a stable, predictable environment. That environment is gone. Markets shift overnight, technologies compound, AI is rewriting the nature of work, and roughly seven in ten transformation programs still fail. The problem is not your people or your strategy. It is the design of the organization itself. Nature has been solving this problem for almost four billion years. Forests, immune systems, coral reefs, and swarms survive relentless change without org charts or five-year plans. They adapt through distributed intelligence, feedback-rich relationships, and mutual symbiosis. The Adaptive Organization translates the deep logic of living systems into a rigorous, actionable design framework: the OASIS model. Through five principles, Open, Autonomous, Symbiotic, Intelligent, and Sustainable, Massimo Mistretta shows how to design an organization that behaves less like a machine and more like a living system. You will learn: Why industrial-age organizational models break down in complex environments, and what complexity science offers insteadHow to move decisions to the edge, where the information lives, without losing coherenceHow to build genuine human-AI symbiosis, so that intelligence compounds across people, teams, and machinesHow routines, feedback loops, and incremental evolution make adaptation a daily practice rather than a heroic transformation programHow to lead the shift through three implementation pillars: mindset, behavior, and platformWhile the newest management books chase the AI moment, this book encompasses it. AI is one force among many that adaptive organizations must metabolize, and the OASIS model gives you the architecture to absorb this wave and the ones that follow. Grounded in complexity science, biomimicry, cybernetics, and more than twenty years of building and transforming technology-driven companies, this is a complete design manual for leaders, strategists, and changemakers. If Team of Teams convinced you that adaptability wins in a complex world, if Reinventing Organizations showed you that organizations can be more alive, and if The Fifth Discipline taught you to see systems, The Adaptive Organization gives you the framework to design what comes next. The organizations that thrive in the coming decades will not be the biggest or the most efficient. They will be the most adaptive. This book shows you how to build one. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…