The McKinsey Quarterly featured an interesting article "Cracking the complexity code". The article argues that simplification is out, and does not necessarily reduce costs (as often claimed). For those who did not know yet, interesting to read. The paper is authored by Heywood, Spungin and Turnbull.
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