of wonton intent inspired by hatred and pity the misguided had thrown a hollow darkness upon a Great City and drew all those of kind heartto be of one mind, resolved to defy the wicked avenge those taken by darkness and made a nation of men resolve to unite to remember the fallen to harden
If you think you’ve got your Chief Innovation Officer client contact understood, take a step back and think again. Chances are you are misreading his intentions, misunderstanding his vocabulary and completely missing the drivers that he considers important, including the impact criteria that he is being measured on by his organization. The Chief Innovation Officer
What Got You Here Won’t Get You There by Marshall Goldsmith I really like this book. Not because its full of facts and figures, or a recipe of “how-to’s” and “to-do’s” to improve your management skills, but because it captures so well the behavioral nuances which hold back leaders from reaching their peak of
On Competition by Michael Porter Michael Porter is often regarded as the godfather of strategy and his cornerstone work “On Competition” is considered one of his most important contributions to the theory and practice of modern strategy. Among key concepts, here Porter defines and describes the key forces that drive industry competition. Among these –
Bridging the Innovation Alignment Gap Creating Innovation Alignment between a Company and its Service Provider In the years of building and managing an innovation practice, the one thing that I’ve concluded is that innovation means different things to different companies. And while most companies insist that their vendors and service providers be innovative, seldom does
