A manifesto for leaders who want their people to thrive — not just survive. Based on my “Making work work, Why you should prioritise your staff, 25 books covering engagement, structure, metrics, purpose, trends and strategy“. 1. Thou Shalt Prioritise People Over Process Work is for humans — not the other way around. People are not […]
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If you’re seeking a fresh perspective, greater situational awareness, and the ability to think more strategically with a long-term vision, my end-of-year-plan-ahead-for-next-year-strategy-development-programme (EOYPAFNYSDP, any suggestions for a better name are most welcome) is designed for you. Spaces are limited. Contact me today to secure your spot!
Scenario prompts are the first step of strategy development. Topics to consider are Apple, AI taking over, batteries, the 6D framework, storytelling, Las Vegas and Smartflow, chemicals, artificial muscles, the IBM brain chip, optogenetics and nano-architected silica. Read “The seventh sense” Inside Apple’s Big Plan to Bring Generative AI to All Its Devices https://www.bloomberg.com/news/newsletters/2023-10-22/what-is-apple-doing-in-ai-revamping-siri-search-apple-music-and-other-apps-lo1ffr7p Apple’s
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Strategy and chess. Business, like chess, is a game of thinking several moves ahead. Patrick Bet-David, the author of “Your Next Five Moves: Master the Art of Business Strategy”, thinks that five moves are the sweet spot of thoughtful strategy and swift action. Five moves are enough to ensure you anticipate future outcomes and see
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A recent report by Forrester, “What’s Code Got To Do With It?”Companies Are Strategically Minimising Their Reliance On Code And, In Some Cases, Eliminating It Completely” confirms what Agilepoint has been claiming since 2003. Code = choke In our view (AgilePoint), and which is shared by the reòrt, legacy code, technical debt, and old systems
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If you want to become more anticipatory, buy yourself the time to respond, develop your change muscle, and increase the quality of your strategy development, here are the scenario prompts for 10 May 2023. Scenario prompts are the first step of strategy development. If you want to improve your own strategic planning abilities, we have
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If you want to become more anticipatory, buy yourself the time to respond, develop your change muscle, and increase the quality of your strategy development, here are the scenario prompts for 23 March 2023. If you want to develop your own scenario prompts, go here. Brett King’s perspective on 2035, artificial muscle, Bill Gates view
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If you want to become more anticipatory, buy yourself the time to respond, develop your change muscle, and increase the quality of your strategy development, here are the scenario prompts for 23 February 2023. Purpose anxiety, seaweed, soil, Sadhguru, the Tesla of housing, the future of education, Benedict Evans, Aidan McCullen, a bio-engineered houseplant, teaching
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This popped up on my information dashboard today (26 January 2023). Would ChatGPT get a Wharton MBA? https://thehustle.co/01252023-chatgpt/ The answer: ChatGPT passes MBA exam given by a Wharton professor https://www.nbcnews.com/tech/tech-news/chatgpt-passes-mba-exam-wharton-professor-rcna67036 The question The question is how ChatCPT will impact your career and your organisation. The potential implications are profound. For our education system in
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Create your own deja vu of the future “Imaginable: How to see the future coming and be ready for anything” is about creating deja vus for the future to help us prepare for what she calls the age of unimaginable events and unthinkable change. I am a fan of Jane McGonigal. Her first book about
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