Decentralized Innovation
A major appliance manufacturer transformed its hierarchical structure into 2,000 autonomous teams, each with their own P&L targets and decision-making power. This radical decentralization allowed teams to innovate and respond to market needs more effectively than traditional corporate strategies. The shift not only improved productivity but also outperformed competitors, showcasing the power of self-organized teams in driving success.In this clip
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