Posts in chronological order with tag Gary Hamel

Ignoring the Law of Ownership gives hope for Alzheimers victims. And all of us.

by David Burney August 13, 2010

We live in a world with some big problems. That’s certain enough. I suppose it has always been true and will always be true. We advance. The blessing and curse of being human. We exchange one set of problems for the next. But we do not succumb. We do not sit still. We progress. In [...]

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Managing clouds and the death of formality in business

by Chris Grams July 28, 2010

I’ve been toying around with a new hypothesis. Here it is:
Formality in business is dying.
Now I am not talking about Blue Jeans Friday and Bring Your Pet to Work Day all of the sudden cropping up everywhere. I’ve seen very formally-run businesses where people showed up in jeans with their dogs or [...]

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MIX: Gary Hamel’s experiment in reinventing management the open source way

by Chris Grams July 20, 2010

Of all of the people talking or writing about the future of business right now, no one has more street cred than Gary Hamel. I’ve written about him many times before, and his book The Future of Management is one of the most inspiring and meaningful business books of the last [...]

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