Tech
Not Translating Complexity into Business Terms
A CEO who does not understand the technical implications of what he asks for runs a higher risk of making decisions that look good today and hurt the company tomorrow. Closing that gap is not turning CEOs into engineers. It is giving them the conditions to hear the truth and act on it.
Once the CEO has been informed of the technical consequences and the efficiency debt, the responsibility shifts. From that point on it is the CEO's job to protect the company from the consequences of his own decision. The report prints those costs in dollars.
Decisions That Look Good Today and Hurt The Company Tomorrow