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Subject: Governance Ecosystem diagram 4
This try is an attempt to make the representation more abstract. It's starting to make sense to me and I hope others. A couple of points: Even the smallest enterprises have to deal with ownership boundaries. For example, Joe's corner sub shop has to create and pay his taxes or the IRS or its equivalent will enforce their rules if Joe cheats. Joe also has the responsibility to serve clean food to his customers or the proper food inspection authority will shut him down or worse. I believe that the depicted models and policies are necessary whether they are implicit or formal. Joe might not have any written policies on how to make and serve clean subs but he will have developed a set of implicit "things that he does" to ensure clean subs and he will fire that part-time employee if he doesn't do the right thing. The larger the enterprise the more formal things become. Looking forward to your feedback. Don -- Don Flinn President Mansurus LLC e-mail: flinn@alum.mit.edu Tel: 781-856-7230 http://mansurus.com
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