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Richard Veryard A student from the Middle East emailed me as part of his research into organizational intelligence in universities, and I sent him some brief answers.
1) Is organizational intelligent a mental ability in the organization?
I would avoid …
A student from the Middle East emailed me as part of his research into organizational intelligence in universities, and I sent him some brief answers.
1) Is organizational intelligent a mental ability in the organization?
I would avoid …
#bizarch @nickvitalari sees signs of resurgence at #Microsoft. Everyone Beware: Microsoft is Alive Again and May Become an Elastic Enterprise (April 2012)
Vitalari sees Microsoft’s deal with Barnes and Noble as a promising signal, although he adm…
#bizarch @nickvitalari sees signs of resurgence at #Microsoft. Everyone Beware: Microsoft is Alive Again and May Become an Elastic Enterprise (April 2012)
Vitalari sees Microsoft’s deal with Barnes and Noble as a promising signal, although he adm…
#bizarch Excellent article by @haydn1701 on Why Amazon Succeeds (Forbes, 29 April 2012) via @davegray and @ruthmalan.
Haydn Shaunessy points out the following features of Amazon’s strategy.
Understanding ecosystem
Shaunessy starts by defining the n…
#bizarch Excellent article by @haydn1701 on Why Amazon Succeeds (Forbes, 29 April 2012) via @davegray and @ruthmalan.
Haydn Shaunessy points out the following features of Amazon’s strategy.
Understanding ecosystem
Shaunessy starts by defining the n…
#entarch This post follows discussions with Graham Berrisford of Avancier about the relationship between Enterprise Architecture (EA) and Solution Architecture (SA).
What seems to make sense is to describe EA/SA as a twin-track process (similar to th…
#entarch This post follows discussions with Graham Berrisford of Avancier about the relationship between Enterprise Architecture (EA) and Solution Architecture (SA).
What seems to make sense is to describe EA/SA as a twin-track process (similar to th…
#orgintelligence Liz McShane of @PortlandDesign tells @pollycurtis why Tesco’s star has waned.
“Tesco has taken its eye off the ball for some time now, focusing more on the science of retail rather than the emotion of it. By that we mean the priorit…
#orgintelligence Liz McShane of @PortlandDesign tells @pollycurtis why Tesco’s star has waned.
“Tesco has taken its eye off the ball for some time now, focusing more on the science of retail rather than the emotion of it. By that we mean the priorit…
In my post Magic Quadrant or Sorting Hat, I compared Gartner’s Magic Quadrant (used to classify software vendors and products) with the Hogwarts Sorting Hat (used to classify young witches and wizards).
Leaders: Gryffindor
Challengers: Slytherin
Vision…
@CoCreatr (Bernd Nurnberger) via @VenessaMiemis blogs about #trust.
“Being in business is basically about trust. Establishing and verifying trust, documenting it, so it can be shared, swiftly, without every business partner having to redo what led to…