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(Editor’s Note: What follows is a Part I of a 6-part series written by Iasa Global Founder and CEO Paul Preiss. Each part will appear on Wednesday.) By Paul Preiss Design methodologies for architecture are […]
By Shammy Narayanan It’s easier to spot a teenager without a Tinder account than an organization without a centralized Data team. Unfortunately, the hype around Data is so overrated that companies scurry to create the […]
By Shammy Narayanan Back in my high school days, a mention of Python would bring on memories of its coiled body, shiny skin, and angular head, whereas now, the same name invokes thoughts of “Matlab” […]
Earlier posts on this blog have explored Creative Tension in the White House – from FDR to the Donald – and analysed them in terms of my OrgIntelligence framework. In this post, I want to look at the UK experience, drawing on a recent report in the Gua…
Earlier posts on this blog have explored Creative Tension in the White House – from FDR to the Donald – and analysed them in terms of my OrgIntelligence framework. In this post, I want to look at the UK experience, drawing on a recent report in the Gua…
I am participating on an Evanta panel on November 2nd titled “Looking to the Future – Lessons Learned from 2020“. In May, I did a talk on the early days of our pandemic response which you can see here: Pandemic Response Keynote – Smart Com…
by Christine Stephenson I started doing the practicals for a…
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Influence of Leaders on Change By Emma Warren Introduction We…
Eight years ago in April 2012, I wrote a post about using the Monday Report approach to help me manage a large team at the British Columbia Institute of Technology. I think implementing the Monday Report will help you in these Coronavirus COVID-19 rem…
The fallout from this event will yield major change drivers for almost every company and industry. For the foreseeable future, the amount and types of change are not yet clear. Our recommendation is for leaders and their strategic thinkers to maximize…
This blog lists the 7 biggest frustrations I have experienced in 20+ years of working with architecture and my approach to them. Continue reading →
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@j2bryson has commented on her blog about the fate of Google’s Advanced Technology External Advisory Council (ATEAC), to which she had been appointed.She argues that the people who were appointed to the ATEAC were selected because they were “promine…