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What is a Project Construct?

The purpose of a project construct is to plan and execute the changes that Org must make to stay relevant. A primary task of such a construct is to reduce uncertainty of a future outcome. To reduce th...

By Derek Hendrikz

Posted in The Practice of Orgtology. on 08 December 2019

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Theory O - Understanding Performance and Relevance

Theory O deals with the Relevant and Performing Organisation (RPO). It brings the other three orgamatics theories together. An Orgtologist must facilitate High Performing Organisations (RPO's) and Ind...

By Derek Hendrikz

Posted in The Practice of Orgtology. on 08 October 2019

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What is a Relationship Construct?

When asked, people give many reasons for a relationship. Somehow, the deeper you dig, the closer you get to the self. This should be obvious, because in absence of the self, a relationship cannot exis...

By Derek Hendrikz

Posted in General. on 18 January 2020

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Theory 2I - Understanding Orgtelligence

Intelligence is complex to grasp. Orgamatics holds that there are two types of intelligence. The first is implied intelligence (Ii). This is an algorithm - a set of rules that drives activity, which d...

By Derek Hendrikz

Posted in The Practice of Orgtology. on 25 September 2019

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Negotiate effectiveness through outcome targets

The aim of a target is to minimise uncertainty. Uncertainty is a gamble and thus also a risk. Outputs are the results that processes produce. An outcome is feedback on how relevant an output is. In th...

By Derek Hendrikz

Posted in The Practice of Orgtology. on 02 December 2019

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Theory 2E – Understanding Workplace Results

Theory 2E aims to grasp the outputs and outcomes of an organisation. I.e., it probes the results of our operations and strategic initiative. An output is the result of a process. When Org defines its ...

By Derek Hendrikz

Posted in The Practice of Orgtology. on 29 September 2019

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Orgtology Glossary

• External Project
  An external project is a project that Org needs, but that is not under its authority or budget. In other words, the project is beyond the “jurisdiction” of Org. An example is where government launches a project to set up a foreign trade zone. The establishment of such zone is crucial to foreign
• Group Time Weight
  A group time weight (GTW) is the slice of time that a group of things take as measured against 100 points. In orgamatics, we often cluster various parts of Org into a group so that we can work with it in some way or another. Where such a group has the purpose of grasping time, we call it a time hub.
• Outsourced Task
  An outsourced task is where Org contracts an external party to execute a task. Providers run outsourced tasks, but it is within the budget of Org. In orgtology, all processes and projects are made of tasks. The aim of a task is to get things done. We use classification or C-Keys to classify the acti
• Endorsed Provider
  An endorsed provider is a company that the IOI endorses to use orgtology methods, concepts, etc., for commercial use. In other words, an endorsed provider can make money from orgtology. The IOI has a strict endorsement policy and criteria. E.g., an entity that wants endorsement must have an Orgtolog
• EOP
  EOP stands for risk Exposure, Opportunities, and Process efficiency. Exposure is the risk milieu that Org must face. Opportunities are the time, people, or set of conditions that can add value to Org. In terms of EOP processes, they are both concrete and abstract. The former are mechanical processes
• Institute
  An institute is an organization that has a particular purpose, especially one that is involved with science, education, or a specific profession. Professional institutes can associate with the International Orgtology Institute by registering on the IOI site. Their aim with this is to collaborate and
• Orgtologist
  An Orgtologist is a person who the International Orgtology Institute (IOI) has accredited to practice in orgtology. In other words, the IOI has assessed an Orgtologist and found that ze meets all their standards for practicing in orgtology. Derek Hendrikz coined the phrase in 2017. Orgtology is a sc
• Monitor
  In orgtology we use the term “monitor” as a verb. We monitor something when we observe, check, or keep a continuous record of a process or quantity. As a object a monitor can be a devise that we use to monitor. E.g., a detector, scanner, recorder; etc. We mostly monitor to observe and check the
• Constructive
  An entity is constructive if it has or intends to have a useful or beneficial purpose. In orgamatics, it is when a process constantly evolves to its utmost point of efficiency. In other words, it is when we, without end and within context, adjust a construct to find its equilibrium. An evolving proc
• Activity
  An activity is the doing of a task. Through activity we disrupt time and space. It creates consequence, which for Org is a result. The consequence of activity is an output that will induce an outcome (effect). Efficiency and effectiveness are not possible without activity. Orgtology has two arms. On

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