HBS recently posted an outline of the key elements for companies to succeed in the "next generation". Umair Haque seems to agree that "band aids" simply won't work and there are a set of steps companies need to undertake in a global economy that require much more severe re-engineering. Some of the more progressive companies are already moving down this path.
Will the leadership of the average Fortune 1000 allow, or even push, for these changes to happen?
Friday, September 26, 2008
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