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How Procurement Innovation Can Drive Productivity GainsA recent McKinsey study identifies technology innovations in supply chain integration as the ideal path to productivity gains necessary for increased competitiveness. Procurement is an easy way to start. |
William Gindlesperger | Leadership & Strategy , Operations | June 23 2012 |
Learning to Be a Disciplined DisruptorHere are four key areas to embrace in order to stay disciplined and continue to grow while disrupting the competition. |
Kevin B. Thompson | Leadership & Strategy | June 22 2012 |
Who is Minding the Store? Lessons for CEOs from the Mismanagement of HPJames Bandler has written a thorough expose’ on “How HP Lost Its Way” in the 2012 – Fortune 500 issue, which is another lesson in how not to manage for CEOs, and their Boards. |
Bob Donnelly | Leadership & Strategy | June 20 2012 |
Understanding the McDonald’s Leadership “Special Sauce”McDonald’s has a well-deserved reputation for consistency. Wherever in the world you go, you know what you’re getting when you walk underneath their golden arches. |
Marshall Cooper | Leadership & Strategy | June 18 2012 |
Close Your “Middle” Skills GapThe inability to find enough people with the ‘right’ skills is inhibiting growth and will worsen. Apprenticeships and vocational training are part of the solution. Here’s a practical way to improve the human capital needs of your company. |
Nick Wyman | Leadership & Strategy , Personal Effectiveness | June 15 2012 |
You’re Never Too Old—or Too Successful—to Need a MentorFinding someone you can trust to share your concerns with isn’t easy, but it can make all the difference in your effectiveness. |
Gary Shapiro | Leadership & Strategy , Personal Effectiveness | June 14 2012 |
Find the Right Motivational SpeakerFrom wedding toasts to celebrity roasts, we’ve all had the misfortune of sitting through an uninspiring speech or presentation at [...] |
Michael Gelfand | Leadership & Strategy | June 11 2012 |
Excellence in Embedding CreativityLong before Apple icon Steve Jobs resigned from the helm of the technology giant last August, industry observers began mulling Apple’s hypothetical future without him. The questions loom larger since his death in October. Will the company that forever changed mobile computing with revolutionary devices such as the iPod, iPhone and iPad continue innovating at the same extraordinary level and pace under successor CEO Tim Cook? |
CJ Prince | Leadership & Strategy | June 8 2012 |
5 Ways to Be the Apple of Your Industry1. Hire right. When Jerry Sokol took over as CEO of Vertis Communications in early 2011, he spent a lot [...] |
CJ Prince | Leadership & Strategy | June 8 2012 |
Soft Skills for Hard HatsHere are some leadership lessons from the CEO of $5 billion Skanska USA, Mike McNally. |
JP Donlon | Leadership & Strategy | June 4 2012 |