Necessity is the mother of Innovation (Continued)
We have had a theme here at the blog: Innovation does not happen by accident, it requires challenges. If the […]
Necessity is the mother of Innovation (Continued) Read Post »
Yahoo: Bet Big, or Die
Recently Yahoo appointed a new CEO (Tim Morse). Here are some suggestions to Yahoo from Knowledge@Wharton in The ‘Morse Code’ at Yahoo:
Yahoo: Bet Big, or Die Read Post »
Procter & Gamble: Mastering the Art of the Innovation Tournament
Knowledge@Wharton has an interesting article Procter & Gamble: Mastering the Art of the Innovation Tournament. P&G CEO has set up a
Procter & Gamble: Mastering the Art of the Innovation Tournament Read Post »
Apple Without Steve Jobs
As most regular readers may know, I admire Steve Jobs for his ability to manage R&D and deliver innovative products.
Apple Without Steve Jobs Read Post »
How ‘Undiscussables’ Can Undermine an Organization
The article Don’t Mention It: How ‘Undiscussables’ Can Undermine an Organization in Knowledge@Wharton has some interesting pointers about how and why risks
How ‘Undiscussables’ Can Undermine an Organization Read Post »
Is Morale Irrelevant?
A quick post about Is Morale Irrelevant? in the Sloan Review: “However, a lackluster economy should not give organizational leaders
Is Morale Irrelevant? Read Post »
Gaining a New Understanding of Risk
A short article in the Sloan Review discusses Gaining a New Understanding of Risk: “ In these days of uncertain markets
Gaining a New Understanding of Risk Read Post »
Getting more from your training programs
The article Getting more from your training programs in McKinsey Quarterly has some interesting data: Companies around the world spend up to
Getting more from your training programs Read Post »
Enhancing multinational multicultural team efficiency
We have discussed how team become virtual even if the members are just on different floors of the same building.
Enhancing multinational multicultural team efficiency Read Post »
Nokia’s troubles continue
We have talked about troubles at Nokia in the past. I had posited that Nokia’s troubles arise from mismanagement not
Nokia’s troubles continue Read Post »