How to Dominate the Decade: An Interview With Dr. Michael Hammer
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Through his book Reengineering the Corporation, Dr. Michael Hammer is closely identified with the groundbreaking concepts of reengineering and process enterprise. His latest work, The Agenda, presents a plan which allows businesses to evolve and succeed in these more competitively intense times. In this exclusive interview with EDT Learning, Dr. Hammer shares his latest views on the current business environment.
Written by David Hirsch, EDT Learning Staff
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The Rise of the Provocateur: A Conversation with Larry Weber
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While current events may inspire business leaders to adopt a traditional militaristic mindset, that may not be the wisest battle plan. According to Larry Weber, author of The Provocateur, a new generation of leaders is succeeding in business because they have abandoned the military management style that makes them ?the generals.? Instead, Weber sees a new model of leadership: the provocateur.
Written by David Hirsch, EDT Learning Staff
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Understanding the Process of Innovation
Just what is the "big" idea? Harvard Business School professor Clayton Christensen helps us understand the sources of innovation inside companies and what blocks it. (Free registration required)
HBS Working Knowledge
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The Mega-media Business Model: Doomed to Fail, or Just Ahead of its Time?
With its drastically lower stock price and an SEC investigation into its accounting practices, AOL Time Warner appears to be the latest poster child of America's mega-corporate meltdown. What happened to the once-talked-of synergies between ?old media? and ?new media?that these mergers once trumpeted? (Free registration required)
Knowledge@Wharton
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Can Consultants Serve Two Masters?
The ones that go public have to worry about earnings and stock prices, say critics, who insist partnerships are still the best model.
Business Week
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