Hear from Rady Sa’d about Enterprise Evolution for public services at the Public Service Transformation Academy webinar
Plans and KPIs aren’t failing because people don’t care — they’re failing because they were built for a simpler world. https://www.linkedin.com/posts/antlerboy_innovation-technology-management-activity-7378688810080997376-1xsL Come hear about Enterprise Evolution for public services at the PSTA Webinar. What measure, meeting, or rule would you remove tomorrow to create space for real learning?
Plans and KPIs aren’t failing because people don’t care — they’re failing because they were built for a simpler world.
I’m pleased that The Public Service Transformation Academy will hear from Randy Sa’d (Flourishing Enterprise Institute at Wilfrid Laurier University) on Wednesday 8 October at 15:00 London time (link, as always, below)
He’s at the heart of Enterprise Evolution and will show how this approach out of Canada helps public service leaders move from mechanistic control to systemic management. We’ll unpack why overloaded plans, gaming metrics, and silo targets keep tripping councils and other place-based public services up — and how to replace them with living feedback loops, coherent strategy, and cross-boundary collaboration.
Expect a practical walk-through: planning as an iterative, inclusive process that aligns purpose with real constraints; performance that learns rather than punishes; and the enabling foundations of leadership and culture that make the changes stick. This is public-sector craft meeting systems practice — useful whether you sit in policy, finance, OD, or delivery.
No silver bullets, no theatre. #Innovation with a spine, aimed at real municipal problems. Not another #technology fix in search of a use, but a way to organise work so people can see the system, act with others, and adapt at pace. If your world spans partners, budgets, scrutiny, and politics, this is #management you can use. And it matters for #leadership and #business outcomes too, because coherence beats churn.
What single measure, meeting, or rule would you remove tomorrow to create space for real learning — and what would you put in its place?
Register — Wednesday 8 October at 15:00 London time https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/HQbs1SmBSXW4ptKarZQglg
