The integrated gears shown above suggest the continuous improvement and sustainability in a system that links “social investments” and “envisioned impact” more effectively and efficiently. The right gear includes the originators: financial resources, goodwill and commitment, technology and innovation, organizational best practices, calendar concerns, and formal systems.
This portfolio meshes with two gears. The one at the top includes the strengths represented by agility, enabling bureaucracy, resilience, integrated system of systems, and high-potential organizations. The gear at the bottom consists of the core processes that embrace and reduce the six originators to five actions: System Review, Planning & Alignment, Delivery & Change Management, Innovative Solutions, and Sustainment surrounded by MER2L stewardship.
As these systems turn, they deliver multiplied Results. Specifically, they create Capabilities that shape Benefits that actualize desired Impacts.
As pictured here, the S4F.Solutions™ framework reflects the thought and work involved in a fluid dynamic, a framework creating a resilient and sustainable flow, ensuring satisfaction along its course. Success does depend on the meshing of gears.