That’s a good shout thanks Ian. From having a brief look, I would say they’re decent examples of orgs that have maintained their cost-effectiveness fairly well but I really doubt they’ve become much more cost-effective over time. They’ve done this through continuing to do 1 thing and 1 thing well which I love. In AMF’s case the cost have nets have come down which helps their cost effectiveness, but that’s not much to do with specialisation or economies of scale within their org specifically..
That’s a good shout thanks Ian. From having a brief look, I would say they’re decent examples of orgs that have maintained their cost-effectiveness fairly well but I really doubt they’ve become much more cost-effective over time. They’ve done this through continuing to do 1 thing and 1 thing well which I love. In AMF’s case the cost have nets have come down which helps their cost effectiveness, but that’s not much to do with specialisation or economies of scale within their org specifically..