Scalable efficiency doesn’t just demand conformity among the individuals within the institution. It also seeks conformity among those it serves – that’s the path to scalable efficiency. Scalable learning on the other hand is driven by the desire to learn more about those who are being served by the institutions and then to provide ever more value to those constituencies by tailoring products and services to address the individual and evolving needs of those being served. That learning is a prerequisite to understanding how to deliver more and more value to those being served. Becoming more responsive to the evolving unique needs of the individuals being served by institutions could help to restore the trust that has been eroding.
Content: Quotation
Author: John Hagel III
Source: Harvard Business Review
Subjects: Customer Related, Learning, Management
Author: John Hagel III
Source: Harvard Business Review
Subjects: Customer Related, Learning, Management
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