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The hard part is that leaders will hear this as advocating for organisational silos. Many, especially Americans, associate organizational silos with the violent
by afarrell 5y ago
The hard part is that leaders will hear this as advocating for organisational silos. Many, especially Americans, associate organizational silos with the violent deaths of 3000 Americans 20 years ago.
- aargh_aargh 5y agoWhat do organizational silos have to do with the 9/11 attacks?
- cestith 5y agoThere were organizational silos in the intelligence agencies. The planning of the attacks became clear once the data was gathered in one place. Still, that was only done in retrospect and many things become clearer in retrospect. Out of the aftermath of finger-pointing and brainstorming how to improve communication we could have had an additional small agency responsible for tracking, collecting, and making sense of threats across agencies. What we got instead was a major reorganization of the US federal government, the formation of the Department of Homeland Security which oversees far too many investigative and law enforcement personnel under one office, and the PATRIOT Act.