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Organizational design
Derived node: assembled mechanically from the claims carrying organizational-design. A roster, not an adjudicated definition.
Every claim under this term
- 3227933-008 : What distinguishes a platform style organization is not its technology but its internal organization: it uses stakeholder input and feedback to continuously improve user experience and engagement with
- 3227933-029 : The design premise of the DAO was that because people do not always follow rules even when the rules are well designed, it is better to use computer code to manage an organization.
- 3227967-017 : Many new innovation driven firms that replaced hierarchy with a best-idea-wins culture have struggled to maintain that governance model and to fulfill their initial promise.
- 3227967-031 : DAOs will eventually overtake any organization that lacks their incentives and efficiencies, and because DAOs are cheap and straightforward to clone this will potentially lead to more competition.
- 3406323-007 : Decentralized Autonomous Organizations challenge the core belief that governance necessitates agency, because a DAO can operate a governance structure built entirely on software, code, and smart contr
- 3411897-008 : Decentralized Autonomous Organizations challenge the core belief that governance necessitates agency, attacking organizational design at a fundamental level rather than merely reforming it.
- 3782191-028 : Decentralized organizations outperform centralized ones precisely in the two circumstances where centralization fails: when choices multiply without bound and when novel crises arise.
- 3782191-029 : There is no clear-cut discrete difference between centralized and decentralized; organizations fall along a spectrum whose essential differentiator is the freedom of each member in the network.
- 3782191-030 : The most successful organizations choose a hybrid of centralization and decentralization that maximizes the strengths of each rather than occupying either extreme.
- 3782193-016 : Centralization is a powerful mechanism for rapidly building an efficient organization aimed at solving one specific problem, such as war in pre-unified China.
- 3782193-017 : The more effective a centralized architecture becomes at solving its target problem, the more rigid and unforgiving it becomes; rigid architectures are unstable and fail when met with novel challenges
- 3782198-026 : Decentralization is most valuable in chaotic times because the most talented members for a task are not blocked by a rigid hierarchy, unlike bureaucracies that respond to new problems with an outdated
- 4900880-034 : Traditional hierarchical organizational structures are too slow to adapt to rapid technological change and stifle innovation through rigid control mechanisms, which is why they are unsuited to governi