Unique Value‐Adding Layers

This chapter introduces the concept of unique value‐adding layers as a way to simplify the vertical organization and ensure that each layer has a distinctive role. Focusing on the unique contribution of each layer also enables simple and clear docking stations, points where the connections are made...

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