“The Laws of the BetaCodex: Twelve Design Principles That Make Organizations Fit for Complexity and Fit for Human Beings” is a concise yet comprehensive guide that deepens the understanding of company-wide self-organization, agility, and organizational democracy¹.
Written by Niels Pflaeging and Silke Hermann, the book presents twelve design principles, known as the BetaCodex, that are aimed at making organizations more adaptable to complexity and more accommodating to human beings¹. Each law of the BetaCodex is explained in an easy-to-grasp and highly practical manner¹.
The book also includes a clever exercise that makes the connections between the individual laws of the codex tangible¹. This exercise supplements the main content and helps readers to better understand and apply the principles in their own organizational contexts¹.
In essence, this book serves as an ideal learning tool for those interested in transforming their organizations to be more responsive to complex challenges and more respectful of human needs¹.