Tag Archives: Fixing the Game

Drucker Forum: Capitalism 2.0 – New Horizons for Managers: Asking the Right Questions

The Drucker Forum, which is taking place in Vienna from November 15 to 16, is now only a month away. It promises to be an excellent conference, with exciting speakers and the promise of great discussions. There will be some … Continue reading →

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The Battle for Management’s Future Best Books for 2011

My interim blog for this week points to the addition to the site of my Strategy+Business essay, The Battle for Management’s Future. My scope for these best books essays is “management”, narrowly defined, so it excludes categories like Leadership and Strategy … Continue reading →

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