Drug shortages can’t be solved by using ‘the system’; only by hacking that system. A hack, as defined by Sean … More
Tag: social networking
Why is “Social” stuck at the periphery of the Enterprise
In a number of articles that I read recently, particularly a brilliant study by the MIT Sloan School of Management … More
Virtual Supply Chains – fast, connected, collaborative
A year ago, I was interviewed by Professor Peter Carr from the University of Waterloo, on the subject of social media … More
Company of Yesterday or Company of Tomorrow, Today
Our world has been going through an ever accelerating storm of change to the fundamental underpinnings of society and the … More
Processes and Social Networking in the Enterprise – are they complimentary?
I wrote elsewhere that the hierarchical structures of the industrial-age command and control organizations is outdated and we should replace … More
The Power of Spontaneous Associaton in the workplace
Many of us come across this challenge: take a traditional command and control, vertically integrated organization and make it nimble … More
Can we put an end to chronic drug shortages
Today I picked up yet another article about the crisis of drug shortages in the U.S., this one by The … More
The challenge of social tools in ‘old’ industries
At a recent Webinar hosted by the Enterprise 2.0 conference, I talked about my experience applying social tools in a … More
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