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Complexity Management Guide

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Complexity management is the process of measuring, monitoring, controlling and rationalizing business complexity. It is typically aimed at reducing accidental complexity and complexity that adds little value. Complexity typically has a cost. For example, a business process with thousands of steps is typically more costly that a process with hundreds of steps. Complexity can be reduced by restructuring, re-engineering and improving structures and processes. It can be controlled by governing initiatives that add complexity such as new systems projects, products and organizational roles. The following are common elements of complexity management.
Accidental Complexity
Big Ball Of Mud
Business Complexity
Business Process Reengineering
Complexity Bias
Complexity Cost
Complexity Hiding
Dark Data Risks
Emergence
Essential Complexity
Form Follows Function
Gap Analysis
Organizational Complexity
Product Rationalization
Restructuring
Structure Follows Strategy
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