03-10-2017, 12:01 PM
Although they are based on a scientific approach to improve processes and increase the quality of production, their relevance has diminished considerably. In fact, as effective as they were in the past, they are critically flawed to deliver the same shocking change that progresses without new additional solutions.
All elements of modern enterprise are highly dynamic, complex and require high speed. Today, companies rely on elaborate processes, driven by global networks that provide resources, skills, and inputs to meet the demand for scattered audiences around the world. Take, for example, the marketing of a smartphone. For a smartphone to meet minimum consumption standards, the solution must have close integration between its operating system, hardware, software, user communities, etc. Each of these components is created by distributed networks, which must find a way to transparently integrate into the client's eyes. It is no longer feasible to consider each area independently and expect a significant improvement in overall performance if it is changed.
All elements of modern enterprise are highly dynamic, complex and require high speed. Today, companies rely on elaborate processes, driven by global networks that provide resources, skills, and inputs to meet the demand for scattered audiences around the world. Take, for example, the marketing of a smartphone. For a smartphone to meet minimum consumption standards, the solution must have close integration between its operating system, hardware, software, user communities, etc. Each of these components is created by distributed networks, which must find a way to transparently integrate into the client's eyes. It is no longer feasible to consider each area independently and expect a significant improvement in overall performance if it is changed.