Where do you look for thought-leadership? Books, magazines, blogs or social media?
Who do you follow, or endorse? And how do you value and measure management gurus and practitioners, by their reputation, experience or vision?
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How does your career path look, like a treadmill or like a travelator? Picture credit: lars hammar For most people it’s fairly easy to tell because they are head down, covering the same ground – day in, day out. They are relentlessly driving the treadmills that power our organizations. But even those who believe that they are striding purposefully towards a Continue reading article » Picture credit: Bettina Tizzy Much is spoken and written about “Cloud computing” – all with grave authority, as if the term can yet be clearly defined. As with meteorological clouds, logical clouds will take a variety of different shapes and properties. So, until we develop a suitable taxonomy, ‘Cloud computing’ must remain nebulous (sic). Continue reading article » Westminster Business School, London 10th June 2009. Limited places available. Event organised by the Sociotechnical group of the British Computer Society. Picture credit: *spud* Colin Beveridge will set out a credible, compelling vision for a new, post-IT, paradigm that is within the embrace of all stakeholders. This is thought-leadership at the leading edge and your opportunity to challenge the views put forward.
Picture credit: fotologic These days it is so easy to quickly e-mail a difficult task to somebody else, either to share the problem or to shed it completely, rather than dealing with it ourselves. Have you ever thought how many times a day you play Reverse Pass the parcel? I’ll bet that it’s at least once Continue reading article » |
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