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Calculus of IT - Episode 37 - 10/29/24 - "The Individual Loss of Autonomy and its Effect on IT" - Part 2

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In episode 37, our antepenultimate episode for Season 1, we dive into Part 2 of the "Individual Loss of Autonomy and its Effect on IT." In our previous episode, Episode 36, we explored the first three of six primary ideas:
1) We reset the stage and context for the individual autonomy crisis
2) We discussed how the individual loss of autonomy is now very closely mirroring a lot of what is happening in corporate IT
3) And we covered the net effects on leadership and strategic decision-making that come about as a result of this mirroring effect
It's a big lift, and we did our best to get into it. This week, we built on those ideas and went a step further covering:
4) The Sovereignty paradox
5) How we are becoming conditioned towards strategic responses
6) What does the future look like for this, and how might we slow it down?

We left some questions open and will return to the primary themes of last night when we kick off Season 2 on January 8th.
For the season's next and final two episodes, we will cover "IT Tropes that Won't Die and Why We Love Them." Hope to see you there!

Support the show

The Calculus of IT website - https://www.thecoit.us
"The New IT Leader's Survival Guide" Book - https://www.longwalk.consulting/library
"The Calculus of IT" Book - https://www.longwalk.consulting/library
The COIT Merchandise Store - https://thecoit.myspreadshop.com
Donate to Wikimedia - https://donate.wikimedia.org/wiki/Ways_to_Give
Buy us a Beer!! - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thecalculusofit
Youtube - @thecalculusofit
Slack - Invite Link
Email - [email protected]
Email - [email protected]

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71 episodes

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In episode 37, our antepenultimate episode for Season 1, we dive into Part 2 of the "Individual Loss of Autonomy and its Effect on IT." In our previous episode, Episode 36, we explored the first three of six primary ideas:
1) We reset the stage and context for the individual autonomy crisis
2) We discussed how the individual loss of autonomy is now very closely mirroring a lot of what is happening in corporate IT
3) And we covered the net effects on leadership and strategic decision-making that come about as a result of this mirroring effect
It's a big lift, and we did our best to get into it. This week, we built on those ideas and went a step further covering:
4) The Sovereignty paradox
5) How we are becoming conditioned towards strategic responses
6) What does the future look like for this, and how might we slow it down?

We left some questions open and will return to the primary themes of last night when we kick off Season 2 on January 8th.
For the season's next and final two episodes, we will cover "IT Tropes that Won't Die and Why We Love Them." Hope to see you there!

Support the show

The Calculus of IT website - https://www.thecoit.us
"The New IT Leader's Survival Guide" Book - https://www.longwalk.consulting/library
"The Calculus of IT" Book - https://www.longwalk.consulting/library
The COIT Merchandise Store - https://thecoit.myspreadshop.com
Donate to Wikimedia - https://donate.wikimedia.org/wiki/Ways_to_Give
Buy us a Beer!! - https://www.buymeacoffee.com/thecalculusofit
Youtube - @thecalculusofit
Slack - Invite Link
Email - [email protected]
Email - [email protected]

  continue reading

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