ByOperational Excellence Society
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Fighter pilots, Grunt and Boom, kick it around with PLinc and OpEx Society’s Founder, Joe “JP” Paris and discuss Operational Excellence, Temper Tantrums, Professional Reading and Flowing Robes. This is the INTERNET VERSION of the show, uncut/unedited and with lots of YUKS and CHUCKLES.
The Economist reports that a group of elite firms has established a sustained lead – and it’s not a good thing. This article is centered around the “Schumpeterian mechanism”, which states that successful businesses are, as a matter of fact, standing on unsteady ground. And while it’s true that today’s leader is tomorrow’s failure as per the principle…
ByHBR.org
HBR examines the future of work in the light of Artificial Intelligence and begs the question: How should companies prepare, strategically, to thrive in this world? Accordingly, HBR means that views on what to expect vary dramatically. By some accounts, almost half of all jobs in the U.S. economy could be made obsolete, while others have described how…
Give a listen… What’s better than two hosts? Why, three, of course! Mule said he couldn’t make it, so JP drafted Don (who is an irregular regular and has stepped-in to the role of co-host in the past). But, wouldn’t you know it, Mule was able to join. So, we have a three-way! The podcast…
Welcome to Episode 25 of the Outliers Inn – Storm and Richard. Topic: A Canadian with a store called, Uncle Sam’s and an ambidextrous artist known for her “Cool People” walk into a bar. Neither drink – but alas drink in LIFE! Together, they meet to discuss their downtown, New York City take-over. Richard, the mayor of 8th Street joins Storm, the new…
ByTED
Inventor & futurist Ray Kurzweil is an engineer who has radically advanced the fields of speech, text and audio technology. He’s revered for his dizzying — yet convincing — writing on the advancement of technology, the limits of biology and the future of the human species. In this futuristic TED talk, he suggests that we get ready…
Concerns are rising that Shanghai’s lockdown is only the beginning of months-long challenges. After just over two years of a largely successful “zero-COVID” policy, China is facing its biggest test to date in the metropolis of Shanghai and the supply chain headaches that come with a massive lockdown. On Monday morning, the city reported a…
