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  1. 1. April 2013 They Should Do Something: The Public Service Hero Prof. Peter Latchford OBE
  2. 2. April 2013 This Story 1. What’s going on? 2. Why it happened 3. Why it was hard to stop 4. Some new ways of seeing 5. Heroes and catalysts
  3. 3. April 2013 What’s Going On?
  4. 4. April 2013 The Machine Stopped Picture of Wm Blake
  5. 5. April 2013 Why It Happened
  6. 6. April 2013 The Spanner & The Nut
  7. 7. April 2013 Machines or Organisms? Machine Organism Environment Key attribute Leadership Management
  8. 8. April 2013 Machines or Organisms? Machine Organism Environment Consistent Chaos Key attribute Stability Responsiveness Leadership Engineering Meaning Management Control, compliance Tension, team, tidings
  9. 9. April 2013 Why It Was Hard to Stop
  10. 10. April 2013 Somebody Else’s Problem Picture of Columbia shuttle disaster
  11. 11. April 2013 Somebody Else’s Problem Picture of Columbia shuttle disaster Picture of Magritte’s “This is not a pipe”
  12. 12. April 2013 Boundaries
  13. 13. April 2013 Boundaries
  14. 14. April 2013 Boundaries
  15. 15. April 2013 Some New Ways of Seeing
  16. 16. April 2013 Organisations as Organisms Organism: • Senses (use more input types) • Integrity of parts (customer journey) • Nervous system (feedback loops) • Purpose/meaning • Blood (information)
  17. 17. April 2013 Organisations as Organisms Organism: • Senses (use more input types) • Integrity of parts (customer journey) • Nervous system (feedback loops) • Purpose/meaning • Blood (information) Relationship- driven
  18. 18. April 2013 Organisations as Organisms Quality Assurance: • Specify and control • Peer pressure • Professional standards • Mission clarity • Open information
  19. 19. April 2013 Organisations as Organisms Quality Assurance: • Specify and control • Peer pressure • Professional standards • Mission clarity • Open information framework develop mgmt as service translators behaviour not words fairness
  20. 20. April 2013 Organisations as Organisms Organism: • Senses (use more input types) • Integrity of parts (customer journey) • Nervous system (feedback loops) • Purpose/meaning • Blood (information)
  21. 21. Management Technique Ownership Reframe Three Perspectives
  22. 22. April 2013 Progress t-x
  23. 23. April 2013 Heroes and Catalysts
  24. 24. April 2013 Accountability/Blame
  25. 25. April 2013 Need/Response Matrix
  26. 26. April 2013 Ownership We do not inherit the Earth from our ancestors, we borrow it from our children.
  27. 27. April 2013 The Rebirth of Judgement (Quality assurance)
  28. 28. Nuremberg Defence Picture of electrical plug People obeyed orders to deliver shocks to other people, even when the recipients were clearly in pain. 68% of participants delivered the maximum potentially lethal shock of 450 volts. The shocks were faked and those being shocked were actors. Personality, time, culture and place were not a factor.
  29. 29. The Balance enterprise welfare
  30. 30. The Balance enterprise welfare
  31. 31. April 2013 They Should Do Something: The Public Service Hero Prof. Peter Latchford OBE

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