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Operationally Shaped, Strategically Demanded
87% of new CEOs come from operational front-line roles. The selection system rewards delivery — and in doing so, systematically fails to develop what strategic leadership demands: tolerance for ambiguity, collective dialogue, genuine directional choices. An essay on the quiet effect of a system that leaves organisations well-managed — but strategically underprepared.


80% of AI Investments Fail – and It's Not the Technology
The gap between the enthusiasm with which companies adopt AI and the sobering record of its effectiveness is one of the most striking phenomena in today's transformation landscape. Why the cause is organisational – and which three questions should be answered before the next AI budget is approved.


Why Your Transformation Isn’t Moving Forward – And Why It’s Rarely About Strategy
You have a strategy, but the transformation is stalling? Three patterns I observe again and again in organisations – and why the cause rarely lies where you'd expect.


When the leadership operating system is broken, no tool in the world will help
Transformation programmes in SMEs rarely fail because of technology – they fail because of the leadership system. This post explains why "more" is often exactly the problem, and how an integrated operating model built on ambidexterity, Lean and TOC opens a different path.


Leadership as a Success Factor in Transformation: Myth or Reality?
Leadership is considered the key to successful transformations. But is that really the case? This article examines myths, truths, and interactions.


Transformation Starts at the Top: Why Leadership and Culture Are the Deciding Factor
70% of transformations fail. Not because of strategy — but because of a structural contradiction in the leadership system. What BCG and Deloitte demonstrate, and why consistent leadership activation can triple the success rate.


(Digital) transformation leadership needs more than tech, processes, structures and KPIs - it needs attitude.
In this article, I explain that digital transformation requires much more than technology and processes - namely a deep understanding of social dynamics in organisations. It presents a consulting approach that combines systemic thinking with technical expertise to achieve real impact. Readers learn how transformation succeeds through resonance and relationship - not through control and structure.


Ten fields of action for a successful digital transformation
Diese 10 Handlungsfelder machen Sie und ihre Organisation bereit für die Zukunft.
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