Tag: information flow

• Letters to Versailles

  

  Photo by Jessica Kantak Bailey on Unsplash There is something almost unfair about seeing Versailles for the first time. We arrive knowing how the story ends. We know about bread and debt, revolution and executions. We know the monarchy will fall, just as we know the palace will eventually become something closer to a monument…

  Dom

  August 30, 2026

  Leadership & Teamwork, organizational design

  bureaucracy, communication strategy, complexity, corporate culture, decision making, executive leadership, feedback loops, governance, History, information flow, institutional design, Leadership, Management, organizational behavior, organizational change, organizational communication, organizational design, organizational silos, Philosophy, strategic alignment, systems architecture, systems thinking

• What Survives the Journey

  

  Photo by Sufyan on Unsplash A new region gets added to a report. It’s a routine change. The underlying data has been connected, the pipelines extended, the logic adjusted to account for regional differences. The model refreshes, the numbers populate, and the report goes out as expected. Then the feedback starts. Nothing specific at first.…

  Dom

  March 29, 2026

  Governance & Systems Design, Leadership & Teamwork

  Business, Business Strategy, Communication, corporate structure, Cross-Functional Teams, data analytics, data trust, decision making, incentives, information flow, Leadership, operations, organizational behavior, organizational design, product management, systems thinking, technology