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Four Pillars

Systematic Transformation Structure

Four organizational pillars for comprehensive transformation. Each pillar aligns with one of the Four Unified Views, creating integration between strategy and visibility.

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The Core Question

Which pillar matches your organizational readiness and energy?

Structure
4 pillars = 4 unified views
Entry
Start where you have energy
Progression
Pillars reinforce each other
Coverage
Customer, Company, Context, Community

The Four Pillars

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Value-First Customer

Creating value for those we serve

Aligned with Unified Customer View. From lead processing to relationship development. From internal process optimization to customer value creation.

  • β€’ Natural progression replaces forced funnel
  • β€’ Value Stewards own entire relationships
  • β€’ Partnership dynamics replace transactions
  • β€’ Customer capability grows through engagement
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Value-First Company

Creating value for our organization

Aligned with Unified Revenue View. From hierarchical control to distributed enablement. From behavioral compliance to collaborative intelligence.

  • β€’ Decisions happen where value is created
  • β€’ Cognitive diversity drives innovation
  • β€’ AI multiplies human capability
  • β€’ Platforms enable rather than constrain
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Value-First Context

Understanding how it all comes together

Aligned with Unified Business Context. From tool fragmentation to unified intelligence. From control metrics to value indicators.

  • β€’ Unified views replace fragmented dashboards
  • β€’ Key Value Indicators guide decisions
  • β€’ Context flows naturally to decision points
  • β€’ AI augments human analysis
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Value-First Community

Creating value for the world around us

Aligned with Unified Team Enablement. From engagement extraction to collective enablement. From content gating to knowledge multiplication.

  • β€’ Knowledge shared multiplies rather than depletes
  • β€’ Communities create value for all participants
  • β€’ Communication enables rather than interrupts
  • β€’ External culture reflects internal transformation

The Shift

Traditional Approach Value-Led Approach
βœ• Address challenges piecemeal βœ“ Create coherent, reinforcing change
βœ• Transformation strategy separate from operations βœ“ Pillars connect directly to Unified Views
βœ• Start everywhere simultaneously βœ“ Start where you have energy, expand systematically
βœ• Declare transformation "complete" βœ“ Continuously evolve all four pillars