Stop Funding Projects. Start Funding Outcomes
The funding guide for agile enterprises
If you want to steer your organization in a new direction, and improve flow, quality, and outcomes, you quickly run into a funding constraint. This is an excellent intro from Chris Combe of TeamForm to the critical aspects of funding to consider in order to enable new outcomes. In it, you'll find a great list of questions, that you can actually build into a recipe for funding changes - via a little remix:
Five key questions to improve your organization's funding model:
What are we optimizing for? [result: a new funding goal]
What should we be measuring to enable that optimization? What should we stop doing or measuring? [result: a new funding hypothesis]
How can we best organize and fund changes to enable that optimization? [result: a new funding model]
How can we systematically fund those changes? [result: a new funding process]
How can we better partner with those who have a stake in that optimization? [result: a more holistic funding outcome]
Check out the full article and let me know your thoughts!
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