Home
Subscriptions
Explore
Dashboard
Newsletter
New post
october91 - Page 3
Previous
1
2
3
4
More pages
9
Next
Posts
87
Subscribe
Search...
Ctrl
+
K
october91
october91
Sign in
Toggle theme
Collects
0
Subscribe
Subscribers
<100
Written by
mightytm
Demographic Situation
october91
Jul 20
Changes in the demographic structure of society open up enormous opportunities for innovation. Changes in demographic indicators – population size, s...
Leverage Achieved Results
october91
Jul 13
Change leaders should focus not on problems but on opportunities. The primary recommendation for successfully implementing changes is to build on you...
Unexpected Failure
october91
Jul 16
Failure should always be seen as a sign of innovative opportunity. In the event of an unexpected failure, you should stop, look around, listen, and v...
Discrepancy
october91
Jul 17
A discrepancy reveals an underlying "blunder." Often, there is a gap between reality and the perceptions of management. This discrepancy can be evide...
The Company Must Innovate
october91
Jul 11
Innovation is common to all companies. Each company has a core competency that forms its identity. However, all companies (not just commercial ones) ...
Continuous Improvement
october91
Jul 14
Continuous improvement in any area eventually transforms the entire company's operations. The next task for a change leader is continuous improvement...
Unexpected Success
october91
Jul 15
It takes effort to perceive an unexpected success as an opportunity. The element of surprise allows one to step beyond established judgments, biases,...
Industry or Market Structure
october91
Jul 19
The structure of the industry and market is very unstable. A small upheaval—and it falls apart. To some, the structure of the industry and market se...
Leverage Achievements
october91
Jul 12
Change leaders should focus not on problems but on opportunities. The main recommendation for successfully implementing changes is to rely on your su...
The Necessity of Process
october91
Jul 18
Necessity is the mother of invention. In the previously described situations, favorable opportunities, successes, and failures served as sources of ...