Insights on Smart Planning for Talent and Tech
Applying Lessons from Chattanooga Venture
What was Chattanooga Venture, how did it accomplish so much, and why hasn't it been replicated? This post is a reflection on what I've learned from studying Chattanooga Venture and related initiatives over the last year and thoughts on how we might use that knowledge for community venturing.
The Open Source Movement has Failed
The first of two posts that considers critical issues and opportunities with open source "business models."
Capabilities and Their Development
Capabilities represent the developed and inherent characteristics of people to get things done. Understanding how they develop is key to workforce planning.
Customer Value and the Value Chain
Customer value and purpose are two sides of the same coin. The value chain describes the full range of business functions and how they create customer value.
The Executive Function: Three Essential Elements
The executive function aligns activities and resources with values. Three essential elements define effective organizational leadership.
On Smartness
Multiple forms of smartness exist in today's economy. Smart behavior considers, enables, and supports others.