Organization Management Rhythm
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Organization Management Rhythm (part 6.8): Tools – Cost Per Event
This may not seem as important as the rest of the Organization Management Rhythm, but there are aspects to consider.
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Organization Management Rhythm (part 6.7): Tools – Information Exchange Requirement (IER)
IERs identify the need for information to pass from one entity to another entity or multiple other entities.
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Organization Management Rhythm (part 6.6): Tools – Organization Calendar
Displays the cross-functional meetings executed by the staff in support of the organization’s decision cycle.
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Organization Management Rhythm (part 6.5): Tools – Time-Space Matrix
The purpose of the Time-Space Matrix is to de-conflict physical meeting locations, required IT services, and available “whitespace” between events.
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Organization Management Rhythm (part 6.4): Tools – Staff-Utilization Matrix
The Staff-Utilization Matrix illustrates the staffing requirements for the meetings executed by the staff.
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Organization Management Rhythm (part 6.3): Tools – Information Flow Diagram (IFD)
The IFD visually depicts how the cross-functional meetings executed by the staff support the organization's decision cycle and their shared…
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Organization Management Rhythm (part 6.2): Tools – 7-Minute Drill Rollup
The 7-Minute Drill Rollup captures, in one consolidated spreadsheet, the information from the 7-Minute Drills for all of the organization’s…
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Organization Management Rhythm (part 6.1): Tools – 7-Minute Drill
It's called a 7-Minute Drill because staff have seven minutes to explain to the Chief of Staff why the meeting…
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Organization Management Rhythm (part 6): Tools
This is a set of tools developed by the different U.S. Department of Defense organizations. It allows for quick results.
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Organization Management Rhythm (part 5): Models
Rhythm Of Business (ROB) Model, Operational Cadence and Rhythm, and RLG International Operating Rhythm.
