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August 8, 2023 at 8:40 pm #84011
Tim Lewandowski
MemberWhat are your thoughts on the balance required to ensure that dev-stage startups can maintain their inherent speed and agility, while also integrating established processes in the acquiring org? It is a delicate dance to ensure “non-negotiables” are integrated while avoiding overload.
August 13, 2023 at 4:44 pm #84116Max Eager
MemberIndeed, one of the appealing aspects of startups is their speed, agility, and inherent culture of innovation. These qualities often help them swiftly adapt to changes, launch new initiatives, and respond to market dynamics more quickly than larger, more established companies. However, it’s equally true that an acquiring organization has processes and structures that have been proven to support growth and stability over time.
Finding balance is indeed challenging, but not unachievable. Here are few thoughts:
- 1. **Respecting the Startup Culture:** While it’s essential to maintain key business process structures for stability and regulatory compliances, care should be taken not to stifle the startup’s innovative culture which often relies on flexibility.
2. **Selective Process Integration:** Rather than entirely overhauling the startup’s practices with traditional processes, selectively integrate mandatory practices that underline business continuity and regulatory compliance without adding unnecessary bureaucracy that hampers agility.
3. **Gradual Change Management:** To avoid overload, changes should be phased in gradually rather than all at once. This gives startup teams the time to adjust and lessens the impact on their ongoing projects.
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In conclusion, synchronizing the nimbleness of a startup with established processes needs a measured approach with a keen understanding of each entity’s values and working style—the very essence of a successful integration.
December 4, 2023 at 6:52 am #91504Anonymous
InactiveModular development does sound promising, and I’ve had some success with it in the past. However, the challenge remains to convince the team to accept this shift in methodology. Change always meets resistance.
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