Jeff Bullas has nice post on his blog called “Is this the future of books” about where publishing might be taking us. He’s less interested […]
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What does our organization look like when the middle layers are removed? How does a team form and establish it’s goals in a world where there is no middle management to do it for them?
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I’ve been quite tardy lately with updates, which I apologise for. A couple of mates convinced me to write a book which I’m in the […]
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Continue readingOpen Data might have failed, but Open Government is still going strong.
It would seem that the shine is starting to wear off the Open Government movement, with a recent report to the US congress challenging some […]
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Note: This is the first part of a longer series on how social media is affecting management. I started writing the following to explore a […]
Continue readingSocial media: bubble, definitely not; revolution, probably not; evolution, absolutely
Is Social Media in general (and mobility in particular) a bubble or revolution? Is it a a powerful and disruptive force that will transform governments […]
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