· Lisa Gill
Transcript of Laloux on how the movement matured after 2014 and why 'I want to be teal' is the wrong start.
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· Lisa Gill
Transcript of Laloux on how the movement matured after 2014 and why 'I want to be teal' is the wrong start.
· 嘉村賢州
Three misconceptions about teal from the Japanese edition's commentator (no install model; teal is not 'best').
· Rita McGrath
Columbia professor builds on Hamel/Zanini's data to argue for the 'permissionless' corporation (companion to her HBR article with Ram Charan).
· Dr Dre (Medium author)
Context piece on Monsanto litigation, patent cliffs and the DSO bet.
· Lisa Gill
Report from a Bayer session: 4 franchises to 68 squads, 50,000 hours reclaimed; contrasts Bayer's lay-offs with NER's no-lay-off rule.
· Matthew Gwyther / Camilla Upson
KPMG: 50% fewer care hours; E&Y: 20–30% lower per-patient cost; spread to 23 countries.
· Aaron Dignan
Dignan's research tool built from studying Automattic, Buurtzorg, dm-drogerie markt, FAVI, Haier, Handelsbanken, Menlo, Morning Star, Patagonia, Spotify and W.L. Gore, among others.
· Namir Sagheenanajar
A sharply critical outside read on DSO under the headline 'failed experiment' — an explicit counterweight to Bayer's and its consultants' own framing.