Value Management

The new worldview, toolset, and way of working that transforms any commercial situation.

Combining flexible diagnostic processes, limitlessly-scalable online Diagnostics, and in-depth know-how, Value Management rapidly establishes, focuses on and delivers on the Things That Matter.

By trying to impose control or engineer change, conventional approaches are failing to do this, and the gap between the results needed and the results achieved is ever wider.

Value Management uniquely succeeds because – unlike such approaches – it is fully Complexity-aware, People-centred and Value-led.

Developed and refined for 35 years, Value Management achieves simplicity the other side of Complexity.

This new standard for how business needs to operate orients everything around purpose and value to:

  • Engage, motivate and change.
  • Be aligned, resilient and coherent.
  • Embed, spread and scale.

Leading companies are already adopting Value Management principles and practices – do you recognise that a new approach is needed and are you brave enough to embrace it?

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Learn more about Value Management:

  • Why it is needed and why it works – failed conventional approaches, complexity, people and value.
  • Where it has most impact – strategic relationships, collaborative working and contract management.
  • What it involves – the Things That Matter, Value Coding, ARC Diagnostics, Value Modes and Ecosystem & Lifecycle Positioning.
  • How it works – diagnostic processes and specific diagnostics, delivered as Value Journeys.

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Value Management: How to Avoid Being Overwhelmed

Value Management: How to Avoid Being Overwhelmed

If they don’t realize it already, they will soon: anyone engaged in relationships is becoming overwhelmed by the difficulties and Complexity of decisions and trade-offs. Experience-based intuition currently bridges the gap, but it can’t scale and is doomed to fail. Here, we see the ideal…

The Case for Value Management: Part 2: the Extraordinary Opportunity

The Case for Value Management: Part 2: the Extraordinary Opportunity

Pretty much every organization claims that value is a big deal to them. In the second part, we’ll look at the huge opportunity there is for individuals and teams to take responsibility for – and ownership of – Value in their organizations, and see why…


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