Mark C. Winters breaks down two roles in the Entrepreneurial Operating System. Integrators work inside the company, like a COO, aligning the visionary's ideas across departments. Implementers come from outside as coaches or facilitators to help put EOS into practice.
Mark C. Winters.
Implementer vs Integrator.
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Hey everybody, it's Mark C. Winters. And within the entrepreneurial operating system, there are implementers and there are integrators. They sound alike, but they're not the same. So what's the difference? Well, with integrators, I want you to remember the in because integrators are always inside the organization. Like a chief operating officer, they're intensely involved with the visionary, integrating that visionary's ideas into the organization and making sure that every department has is in sync with that vision. With implementers, remember the enter because an implementer usually enters from the outside like a coach, a teacher or facilitator, and works to implement EOs within the organization. So to sum it up, an integrator is inside like a coo, while an implementer usually enters from the outside like a coach. If you want to find out more, go to rocketfueluniversity.com and until next time, go Rocket. It.
