Piotr Majchrzak

Bob Dylan’s famous saying, “The times they are a-changin’,” resonates with me now more than ever. In recent years, events like the global pandemic, wars, rising inflation, and the growing role of AI have made it tough for businesses to keep going. The digital world is also affected by these changes, so it’s crucial to put a bigger emphasis on technology-based products and services to keep things efficient. To do more than just get by in this tough market, it’s crucial to work with a reliable partner. In this article, I’ll discuss key factors in selecting a partner, drawing from my 20 years of market experience as the CEO of a product development company.

The times are changing, and the technology sector is not immune to those changes. This is why the technology and IT industry will most likely bend in the direction of Web3, onchain and more ethical cultures within organizations. Paradoxically, I believe that the biggest changes in 2022 will not strictly be about technology itself, but what empowers it.

You know the old design dogma, form follows function? When it comes to organizational design, life is a little more complex. Alongside ‘function’ the other big influencing factor is ‘environment’. After all, the basic function of a business — produce an excellent product, offer a first-rate service — may remain the same but the world in which we operate is constantly changing. It’s basic evolution: change or die.

How do you know if you’re „ready” for Holacracy? I recently put the same question to a group of software development company CEOs. This article is the latest in a series chronicling Boldare’s journey into holacracy and outlines 5 key indicators that your company might well be ready for holacracy.