Rethinking Operating Models: Designing People and Technology Powered Organizations

Despite the economic expansion driven by technological advances and AI, businesses today are facing mounting challenges.

Providing practical frameworks and tools to design organizations that meet ambitious growth, profitability and sustainability goals, Rethinking Operating Models is a must-read for senior business leaders and organization design and development professionals who are looking to adapt their operating model to meet the most persistent and pressing business questions. It allows practitioners to design models that will fuel growth and innovation, can transform through the changing pace of data and technology developments and achieve agility at scale. This book also provides essential coverage of how to execute mergers, acquisitions and divestments, how to manage complexity and cost as well as how to embed responsibility and sustainability into the organization.

Written by a team of experts and supported by proven methodologies and real-world examples, this book provides readers with the ability to tailor solutions to their own unique contexts.

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Rethinking Operating Models: Designing People and Technology Powered Organizations

Despite the economic expansion driven by technological advances and AI, businesses today are facing mounting challenges.

Providing practical frameworks and tools to design organizations that meet ambitious growth, profitability and sustainability goals, Rethinking Operating Models is a must-read for senior business leaders and organization design and development professionals who are looking to adapt their operating model to meet the most persistent and pressing business questions. It allows practitioners to design models that will fuel growth and innovation, can transform through the changing pace of data and technology developments and achieve agility at scale. This book also provides essential coverage of how to execute mergers, acquisitions and divestments, how to manage complexity and cost as well as how to embed responsibility and sustainability into the organization.

Written by a team of experts and supported by proven methodologies and real-world examples, this book provides readers with the ability to tailor solutions to their own unique contexts.

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Rethinking Operating Models: Designing People and Technology Powered Organizations

Rethinking Operating Models: Designing People and Technology Powered Organizations

Rethinking Operating Models: Designing People and Technology Powered Organizations

Rethinking Operating Models: Designing People and Technology Powered Organizations

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Overview

Despite the economic expansion driven by technological advances and AI, businesses today are facing mounting challenges.

Providing practical frameworks and tools to design organizations that meet ambitious growth, profitability and sustainability goals, Rethinking Operating Models is a must-read for senior business leaders and organization design and development professionals who are looking to adapt their operating model to meet the most persistent and pressing business questions. It allows practitioners to design models that will fuel growth and innovation, can transform through the changing pace of data and technology developments and achieve agility at scale. This book also provides essential coverage of how to execute mergers, acquisitions and divestments, how to manage complexity and cost as well as how to embed responsibility and sustainability into the organization.

Written by a team of experts and supported by proven methodologies and real-world examples, this book provides readers with the ability to tailor solutions to their own unique contexts.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781398617971
Publisher: Kogan Page, Ltd.
Publication date: 03/03/2025
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 256
File size: 5 MB

About the Author

Kent McMillan is an organization designer based in London, United Kingdom. He is a consultant, innovator and educator who has held global practice leadership roles at Accenture and holds two US patents in organization analytics and design.

Greg Kesler is an organization designer based in Connecticut, United States. He was formerly the lead of Accenture's Operating Model&Organization Design practice and is the co-author of Networked, Scaled, and Agile, also published by Kogan Page.

Amy Kates is an organization designer based in New York, United States. She was formerly a senior leader in Accenture's Operating Model&Organization Design practice. She is the co-author of Networked, Scaled, and Agile, also published by Kogan Page.


Kent McMillan is a thought leader, innovator, consultant, and a regular speaker in the area of operating model and organization design and implementation. A trusted advisor to CEOs and executive teams, he has helped many of the world's most recognized brands to achieve enterprise-wide operating model transformations - solving for their most complex challenges including new business strategies, cost optimization, mergers, enterprise agility, and digital transformation. He has an extensive track record of delivering on clients' ambitious growth, profitability, and sustainability objectives.

As a managing director at Accenture, he has built a world-class team and developed market-leading methodologies and tools, holding two US patents for Accenture's organization analytics and design platform.

Kent recently authored the book 'Rethinking Operating Models' and has written and contributed to numerous research papers and thought leadership publications throughout his career. With over two decades at the intersection of people and technology, he continues to shape future-ready organizations capable of thriving in an ever-evolving landscape.


Amy Kates is Managing Director at Kates Kesler Organization Consulting, which is part of Accenture, and is based in New York, New York. She works with senior executives to assess organizational issues, reshape structures and processes, and build depth of management capability. In addition to her consulting work, she teaches organization design in the Executive MBA program at the DTU School of Business in Denmark and through Cornell University. She is a Resource Partner to the Center for Effective Organizations at the Marshall School of Business at USC and is a member of the i4cp Thought Leadership Consortium. She is an advisory board member for the Organization Design Forum and a board member of the Organization Design Community. She has also been appointed a Visiting Fellow to the government of Singapore for the 2018 - 2020. In 2018, she joined the board of Educate!, a non-profit focused on secondary school curriculum reform in east Africa.
Greg Kesler is Managing Director at Kates Kesler Organization Consulting, which is part of Accenture, and resides in Trumbull, Connecticut. He consults with CEOs and other senior leaders on global organization design and activation, including the development of global executive talent. He has led whole company, global redesign projects for many leading multi-national companies in the consumer-packaged goods, food and beverage, capital equipment, oil and gas, and healthcare sectors. He has developed and implemented succession-planning and executive assessment practices at numerous major companies, partnering with CEOs to assess executive talent. He specializes in designing and implementing global operating models and governance practices in large multi-national organizations.

Table of Contents

    • Chapter - 00: Introduction
    • Chapter - 01: Fuel Innovation-led Growth;
    • Chapter - 02: Manage Cost&Complexity;
    • Chapter - 03: Execute Mergers, Acquisitions,&Divestments;
    • Chapter - 04: Reinvent with Data and Technology;
    • Chapter - 05: Achieve Enterprise Agility;
    • Chapter - 06: Close the Sustainability Execution Gap;
    • Chapter - 07: The Reinventor Organization
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