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Cultural change is a key component of organizational transformation. Antonio
Boadas, of GEAppliances shares ten early warning signs that your culture needs
rethinking.
about 2 years ago
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What is needed is a shared understanding of principles that authorize a natural way for the organization to allow unscheduled innovation to happen, and a trust in the employees to make the right choices. This does not require innovation heroes, nor processes, but calls for innovation doctrines.
about 2 years ago
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Ecosystems have become the hottest new idea in managerial conversations. What
does this really mean, and how does it differ from traditional supply chains?
What role do managerial mind-sets play in such transformation? Annika Steiber,
John Hagel, Marshall Meyer and Kevin Nolan discuss these topics.
almost 2 years ago
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Disruption is alive and well and posing a considerable threat to formerly
successful, incumbent market-leaders in electric vehicles, dairy products and
hearing aids. Time to disrupt has sped-up, and disruption is no longer
exclusively for lower-price entrants.
over 1 year ago
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Dismiss the likelihood of industry disruption at your own peril. Far from being just another bit of business school jargon, disruptive innovation is earning more attention than ever before, and the reason for that is that we are seeing a wider range of industries being disrupted, as never before.
about 1 year ago
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It might seem crazy what I’m’bout to say, but there are so many reasons to celebrate Louis Vuitton’s choice of Pharrell Williams as its new creative director for men’s fashions. Among these are that he is an experimenter, insider-outsider, who does not mind losing control and who lives innovation.
about 1 year ago
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Innovation was never as much fun as when Jimmy Buffett was involved. His message of engagement, and business models to deliver it, were always a winner; happiness sells!
7 months ago
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Our quest for a better understanding of how AI will affect work in the future, gains insight from human talent enhanced by AI in a project to read ancient Roman scrolls.
4 months ago
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Chaos and creativity, are often linked in the hope that out of chaos, new ideas can emerge. We believe this requires significant changes in leadership and organization.
3 months ago
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Leadership in the waning period of an industry’s generational S-curve can be perilous. Smartphones could be facing this soon. What can we learn from this event?
about 2 months ago
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The broadcast journalism industry was completely reinvented by a mid-level manager, without technical skills, who recognized the opportunity and moved fast.
about 1 month ago