Category: Agility
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Ingenious Agility: The Mindset Organizations Need to Thrive Today
In a world defined by rapid change, complexity, and uncertainty, organizations across all sectors are searching for ways to not just survive but thrive. Agility has long been seen as the answer, but traditional agility often falls short. Frameworks and…
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Embracing Change: The Way Forward in Leadership
In today’s fast-paced business world, agility is not just a buzzword; it’s a survival strategy. But how often do we see “agile” initiatives getting stifled under the weight of traditional “just do it” leadership? Drawing on a rich tapestry of…
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Trick or Treat: Unmasking Business Agility đ
For those who know me, I love Halloween. Happily experiment and create shocking artifacts (like last year’s three-amigo pumpkins). Halloween is a time for costumes, haunted houses, and surprises around every cornerâbut itâs also a great metaphor for exploring business…
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Sustainability in Logistics: How a Powerful Match Engine Can Drive a Greener Future
Last week, I wrote a post From Logistics to Ecosystems: How Early Innovations in Freight Technology Helped Deliver Todayâs Ecosystem Economy inspired by the book, The Ecosystem Economy. In that post, I further discussed the shift toward an ecosystem economy,…
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From Logistics to Ecosystems: How Early Innovations in Freight Technology Helped Deliver Todayâs Ecosystem Economy
At the beginning of the year, I wrote a post The Ecosystem Economy: How Business Agility Will Shapeâand Be Shaped byâOur $100 Trillion Future after reading the book, The Ecosystem Economy. In that post, I discussed the shift toward an…
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Can Ethnographic Methods Enhance the Effectiveness of Agile Coaching?
In my previous posts, I argued that agile coaching doesnât just venture into ethnographic territory. I think it depends on it. Letâs dig deeper into why this is true, and what it means for anyone serious about leading change in complex organizations. Ethnographic methods…
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Agile Coaching: Why It Depends on Ethnographic Practice
In my last post, I argued that agile coaching doesnât just venture into ethnographic territory. I think it depends on it. Letâs dig deeper into why this is true, and what it means for anyone serious about leading change in complex organizations. Agile and…