Which Niche? Get clear about how you want to play.
It’s said that in Hollywood, there are only a handful of basic movie plots: David and Goliath, rags to riches, quest, comedy, tragedy, rebirth. Characters, twists and turns, and
The change leader’s view: Why sustaining relevance matters
Madison Square Garden in July 1928 was buzzing with motor car enthusiasts, press and curious spectators, as a major industry event was unfolding. The site amplified the fanfare sur
Defining Problems vs. Delivering Strategy
One night, after a baseball game, three umpires decided to go out for pizza and talk about the games they each worked that evening. Conversation quickly moved to one of the most di
Leadership Lessons from The Beatles’ ‘Get Back’ Documentary
As a life-long Beatles fan, I eagerly awaited the release of director Peter Jackson’s marathon documentary about the closing chapter in the legendary band’s story. Three episod
Relevance and the Process Mindset for Managed Service Providers
In business, across industries, every activity is part of a larger process, whether that process is formally defined or not. Every process must align with a purpose, and activity-p
Why Your Organization’s Relevance Matters
Twenty years from now some of the most recognized companies in the world will not exist. Consider the fact that some household name brands become footnotes in history such as Toys-
What is the Shelf Life of Normal?
As workplaces try and adjust to the circumstances dictated by the pandemic, fluidity is key. Thursday, October 31, 2013, is not a date that stands out in the minds of most American
Don’t stop thinking about tomorrow (with strategy)
“Don’t Stop (Thinking About Tomorrow)” — a great Fleetwood Mac song and lyric, an even better strategic leadership concept. The new year is on the horizon. Still, there
Shelf Life of Normal
We may view “normal” as a destination. In reality, it is a point on a continuum of perpetual motion. What does this mean for organizations? Check out this video for more. https