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JumpStart ProgramPosted in Business Solutions on January 19, 2010 by Daniel Johnson Quantum Business Model IntroducedPosted in Business Solutions on September 14, 2008 by Daniel Johnson The Venza Group proudly announces a strategic partnership with the development team of The Quantum Business ModelTM.
Quantum Business Model - Summary in 350 WordsPosted in Business Solutions on August 11, 2008 by Daniel Johnson The Quantum Business ModelTM distinguishes itself by getting down to the very core of things.
Main Assertion
A dynamic tension exists between people and their organizations. That dynamic is defined largely by accountability.
The Accountability Distinction
Within the Quantum Business Model, we define accountability in a way very unlike the way the term is typically defined. Principally, in the Quantum Business Model there is no dread or upset, no fear or blame. Instead, there is:
An Analogy: Soccer
No one has to hold the goalie accountable. When a save is made, the goalie is fulfilled. When someone scores on them, the impact is clear and immediate. The goalie may talk about how the team could better defend the field, but ultimately the goalie holds him/herself solely to account. No blame, shame or guilt. But the score is now 1 – 0. There are consequences in reality that affect the fate of the entire team.
In this model, we are defining accountability simply as:
And responsibility as:
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