Multimodal organizations

To stay competitive and continue your organization’s digitalization, it is very important to be sufficiently agile. Knowledge on products and services, business processes, data and IT must be integrated into a quick-witted and viable organizational form. Expanding one’s knowledge about digitalization and data, and stimulating innovation are important success factors.

Anderson MacGyver designs and implements digital organizations based on our multimodal approach which categorizes business activities and matches the associated roles and corresponding leadership. Our key approaches to do so are described below.

Design a multimodal business technology organization

Designing a multimodal business technology organization starts with understanding your key challenges and making the case for change. We develop the objectives and design principles, which enables us to draft and validate the high-level organizational design. Next we detail the design and obtain approval for the transition. We are then ready to move to the implementation phase, where we support you with the overall transition to a multimodal organization.

Assess and size your organization

We assess the effectiveness of your Data and Technology organization. After setting a baseline and identifying which controls should be in place, we zoom in on relevant assessment areas. This includes governance design, leadership, sizing of the organization, and detailed organization/process designs. We then judge the findings, find root causes and share with the team a report with our conclusions and recommendations.

Design your supplier governance

Anyone considering purchasing or developing IT services and products should focus on their own governance and the one of the supplier. The starting point is determining the business activity to be supported. The right IT solution and partnership – an optimal mix of contract and relationship – will automatically follow in a few logical next steps. Through our step-by-step approach we eventually select the right governance model for each service type.