Bosch: Steering IT Like a Business With a Platform Operating Model
Bosch Digital reinvented ways of working and realigned talent to create a nimble operating model, meeting the demands of diverse projects and ever-evolving expectations.
Extending agile’s principles—and benefits—throughout an organization is both essential and challenging. Our agile-at-scale framework guides the way.
What is agile at scale? Agile at scale is a way of working—and thinking—that can take organizations from rigid to resilient. It’s more collaborative, more open, more creative, and more efficient than other models. Yet few companies have been able to implement enterprise agility.
It’s easy to see why. Similar to a digital transformation, achieving agile at scale requires companies to address their full operating model. They must embrace change. And they must support this agile transformation—completely and visibly—from the top.
It’s no simple undertaking. But now more than ever, companies need to extend enterprise agility deeper throughout their organization and culture. They can do it with the right agile-at-scale framework.
Taking agile beyond pilots and scattered initiatives requires deep changes in processes, habits, and even mindsets. It also requires careful timing and coordination. We work with clients at every step of their agile-at-scale journey.
Our agile-at-scale clients operate in nearly every industry and region. We’re able to assist such a diverse roster because of our global reach and cross-industry experience in enterprise agility. Among our engagements: agile transformation in banking, aviation, and pharmaceuticals. As the following examples show, agile at scale isn’t just for software—or isolated pilots—anymore.
Bosch Digital reinvented ways of working and realigned talent to create a nimble operating model, meeting the demands of diverse projects and ever-evolving expectations.
Ista CEO Hagen Lessing explains why he believes every company can benefit from adopting an agile-at-scale management system.
Michael Ruttledge, CIO of Citizens, explains how a digital transformation has allowed the company to compete against fast-moving startups.
For large organizations with mature agile frameworks, here is a highly effective business-driven development model for the next stage of the agile journey.
BCG’s latest research reveals that only about half of the companies that claim high agile maturity have actually achieved their transformation goals and can point to real business impact.
Implementing agile ways of working is relatively easy. Transforming the organization to ensure that agility takes hold is hard. Here’s how to do it.
Across industries, the increasingly popular methodology known as Objectives and Key Results (OKR) has emerged as a go-to framework to significantly improve performance.