TL;DR: A quantum organization simultaneously exists and does not exist, depending on the observer’s perspective.
At first glance, this may seem nonsensical. However, the crux of the matter is that many of us have been functioning within a virtual reality for quite some time, working with and profiting from abstract concepts. A company, in terms of a legal entity, is one such abstraction that exists solely in the regulator’s databases. The regulator and its legal framework invariably lag behind the realities of the world.
We refer to any enterprise or Special Purpose Vehicle (SPV), whose nature and state depend on the observer’s viewpoint, as a quantum organization.
The observer’s viewpoint implies that different participants such as a founder, an employee, a counterparty, a competitor, and a regulator, will have varying expectations of the same organization.
If everyone perceives the state and essence of an enterprise identically, it teeters on the brink of collapse. This is because its arbitration source is public (== at risk).
All projects we have initiated exist in a state of superposition, akin to Schrödinger’s cat: they are simultaneously alive and dead, burgeoning with potential or fading away, posing a threat or providing an additional opportunity.
Under ideal conditions, a quantum organization operates without human intervention. However, the moment the organization comes under supervision, its state invariably changes.