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(Overused) Word of the Day: Innovation
An oh so true and insightful column on page 1 of yesterday’s WSJ B section by a Dennis Berman: A Riddle: Is a Peanut Butter Pop-Tart an ‘Innovation’? […]
Cue the Dr. Evil laugh … then laugh normally
Zero Hedge is a bit of a doomsday site for those of us who know something about economics. Much of their analysis is very insightful. But every so […]
A White House Leadership Lesson (…NO not from the current guy)
Watch this clip.
http://www.realclearpolitics.com/video/2013/11/20/dana_perinos_secret.html
Now, politics isn’t business and business isn’t politics. But this is an incredibly good snapshot of a great leader at work. And this leader earned his chops […]
The Culture Key … Beliefs and Processes at Odds?
A former P&G colleague sent me this article from the Forbes Entrepreneur Blog: Your Business Model is Killing Innovation.
The author points out one of the great problems in modern […]
The Culture Key … An Ongoing Series
This is the second in a series of posts about the importance of culture in determining the success of business plans and business strategies. As I wrote a
RECONVERGE Indianapolis – THE BIG IDEAS!
I had the great opportunity to design and MC the October 10 program at Reconverge:G2 in Indianapolis hosted by Eli Lilly and Aurora WDC. The theme for the day was […]
Don’t be evil … but it’s ok to drain swamps
Interesting piece this morning in the Wall Street Journal on Google’s strategy on smart phones and devices. Might Google Have a Sly Motive Behind Motorola? (Sorry, behind the pay […]
“I Want a Kid With Dyslexia …”
Is that the lesson from Malcolm Gladwell’s new book David and Goliath?
Many of you may be fans of the Mr. Gladwell’s books and theories and how they have been […]
Technical Intelligence – Key Thought Processes, More Value Added (Part 4 of 4)
For the final post of this series, I want to explore some of the ways improving your firm’s technical intelligence capability can impact the business. What follows are a series […]