· Mark C. Perna
Argues managers should read Gen Z trends as signals, not laziness.
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· Mark C. Perna
Argues managers should read Gen Z trends as signals, not laziness.
· Dan Pontefract
Peters on the shift from 50/50 profit split (1970) to 91/9 (2015) and the case for people-first leadership.
· Las Heras & Pérez del Valle
IESE authors on why companies flatten and how to do it well.
· Steve Denning
Birkinshaw's bureaucracy / meritocracy / adhocracy typology and agile as adhocracy in practice.
· Steve Denning
Denning's review: corporate anthropology of the agile enterprise.
· Chris Westfall
Sceptical assessment one year in.
· Steve Denning
Why 'Embracing Agile' was a landmark, and why agile-as-methodology inside shareholder-value culture becomes a travesty.
· Steve Denning
Commentary on Rigby, Sutherland & Noble's 'Agile at Scale'.
· Steve Denning
In a bureaucracy self-organising teams are the exception; in agile firms the rule.
· Steve Denning
Fewer than 10% of agile implementations are agile in the true sense.
· Steve Denning
Agile is neither panacea nor evil; marketplace lessons.
· Keith Ferrazzi
Ferrazzi's spectrum from designated-authority teams to teams that choose their own leader.
· Forbes India
Profile of the founder's 'business ashram' model, built despite family and social opposition to employing Dalit weavers, now reaching 40,000 artisans.
· Forbes India
Founder interview on starting with two looms and nine artisans in 1978 and building an ecosystem where weavers design their own rugs.