Lessons in Propaganda: What Politicians Learned from Business
The cynicicism in politics comes in part directly from business practices politicians have absorbed.
Customers and Strategy Part 2 of 2: Customer Centricity vs. Customer Vultures
Customer centricity isn't automatically good; it depends on your motives--a vulture is customer-focused.
Customer Strategy? Or Strategy vs. Customers? Part 1 of 2.
Porter in HBR describes strategy as corporate competitive advantage; it's not enough for a networked world.
The Cancer of Short-term Thinking
Short term thinking is endemic; but some leading thinkers are challenging it.
It’s a Dog Eat Dog World: Isn’t It?
Business is not as much about competition as we claim, and it's getting less so
The Deeper Message of Financial Markets’ Volatility
Financial markets are highly connected these days; but so is everything else.
We’ve All Caught the Detroit Disease
US business has not learned from the debacle of Detroit.
IQ, EQ and the Next Billion Banking Consumers
IQ and strategy alone don't make for great business breakthroughs.