Business Sustainability: Managing the Chaos

Out of chaos, comes order. – Friedrich Nietzsche

Defined as a state of disorder, chaos implies uncertainty, risk, and instability.  If left unmanaged, stability can fall into uncertainty.  But given proper care and energy, a stable system can emerge from a complex and disordered state.   All genius is a conquering of chaos and mystery. - Otto Weininger   As we emerge from the current economic ‘uncertainty’, an opportunity for improve business stability lies ahead.  The ability to bring order from disorder leads to stability, and the ability to keep it from falling back into uncertainty leads to sustainability.  For many companies, this chaos discussion begins and ends with the supply chain.   Driven by uncertainty and risk in the supply chain, companies like Wal-Mart and IBM with their tens of thousands of suppliers have taken action to decrease the chaos of their massive in-flow of materials and finished products.  They are putting energy into the system by: click here to continue reading.  

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