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Transcript of TFT13 Matt Beran Freedom: How your culture directly impacts your ability to deliver
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Enabling IT Performance SM
Freedom
How your culture directly impacts your
ability to deliver.
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What is freedom?
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Standard and Case – IT Skeptic
• Standard
– Known
– Repeatable
– Inputs/Outputs
– Queue based
– Hourly
– 8-5
– Controlled
– and directed
• Case
– Unknown
– Unique
– Goal oriented
– Assignment based
– Ad-hoc, as needed
– 24x7
– Freedom and
flexibility
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WITH GREAT POWER COMES
GREAT RESPONSIBILITY
Respect breeds trust, trust allows power, power influences
commitment, commitment means shared goals and objectives.
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How to manage freedom
Policy and Guidelines
• Provide general
boundaries
• The line of no return
• Set expectations for when
trust is gone or goals
aren’t met.
• A policy isn’t a policy
without teeth. Review and
exercise it often.
• Case review
Procedure
• Align to controls
– Goals
– Business value
– Cost
People
• Hiring adults that can act
like adults
• Managing by outcomes
• Self-starters
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Benefits
Freedom to excel
• Your workaholics and
productivity pros will
leverage better tools
everyday.
• Their excitement and
productivity will spread to
their team(s) and
contacts.
Downstream impact
• Trust in your team
• Trust within your team
• Greater organizational
communication and collaboration
• Common complaints are
addressed quickly
Next actions • Give access and tools
• Develop policy with specific
examples and consequences.
• Continue to work
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Source: http://richarddennison.wordpress.com/2008/06/02/hierarchy-v-network/
- Richard Dennison
To the source!
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Hands on keyboard (HOK) benefits
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Better tools mean better results.
“You don’t want a professional plumber using
your tools, do you?”
-Chris Dancy ITSM Weekly Podcast
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• Everywhere
• Good culture – Open to new ideas and trying new things
– Accountability and responsibility in a failure that everyone learned from is to be
rewarded
– Don’t waste the learning though, it must be cultivated and communicated.
• Good mix of people that prefer flexible and inflexible
work (match workload)
Myths
• Doesn’t work well with highly compliant industries
• This means my employees will take advantage of the
system
Where does this work
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• Focus on core business alignment, If the company is:
– Innovative
• Empower people to take chances
• Forgive mistakes; learn from them
– Caring/Giving
• Remove automation with low ROI
• Give tasks and communications a personal touch
– Customer focused
• Innovate technology to enable solutions to what the customer needs
• Make communication effortless
– Investor focused
• Design for auditability
• Reward transparency and goal tracking
• Attention to finance
‘How work is done’ aligns to your
culture.
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• Be the change you want to see
– Be human first, a co-worker second, and a leader third
– Grow and inspire yourself to grow and inspire others
– Hire really good people that can learn
• Treat people as you would like them to treat others
– Be mindful
– Always be present
– Attention is valuable, give and take it wisely
• Briefly describe your end goal.
• Model your behavior to match
• Begin to expect others to match
Great, how does culture change?
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• Promote a culture of inclusion
• No idea is a bad idea
• InfoSec and contract review process is critical to success
• Use financial and resource restrictions to manage
timeline aggressiveness
• Give your employees a voice, listen and understand
frustrations and assign responsibility to address
frustrations
• Watch what people are passionate about and allow them
realize their own potential
What does this mean to IT Service
Pros
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Matt Beran @mattberan #TFT13
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Thank you for your attention!
PLUS!
The Standard+Case Approach http://www.basicsm.com/standard-case-book
http://ow.ly/kL0e9
Free e-book!
“Culture Development – A Fundamental
Responsibility of Executives”:
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