The Serendipity Economy: How Spontaneity Plus Social Networking Drives Innovation | Fast Company | Business + Innovation
The following six areas outline the key principals of The Serendipity Economy.
Putting organizational complexity in its place | McKinsey & Company
Putting organizational complexity in its place Not all complexity is bad for business—but executives don’t always know what kind their company has.…
Study: To The Human Brain, Me Is We - Forbes
A new study from University of Virginia researchers supports a finding that’s been gaining science-fueled momentum in recent years: the human brain…
The New Kind of Worker Every Business Needs - Marina Gorbis - Harvard Business Review
Change how you measure performance. The value you seek from employees, and should recognize and reward, can't be measured only by focusing on their…
Seven Tips for Shifting a Mindset in Your Organization - John Butman - Harvard Business Review
Accumulate evidence. To gain influence for an idea, you need an awful lot of supporting material—data, references, cases, stories, and analysis—which…
Aria | Let's get lost.
Aria is an ideal venue for corporate meetings and events. Featuring over 14,000 square feet of event space, a built-in stage, and extensive…
IT Has To Deliver Great Tools — and Teach People to Use Them - Andrew Horne and Brian Foster - Harvard Business Review
HBR Blog Network IT Has To Deliver Great Tools — and Teach People to Use Them
The Internal Communications department of the future | simply communicate
Before offering a complete internal communications department of the future for your consideration, first, though, are three underlying assumptions:
The Great Office Space Debate Rages On | LinkedIn
I’ve worked in just about every kind of office, from old-school traditional where the important people had doors that closed and the rest of us had…
The Future Of Work: Amazon vs. Zappos | TechCrunch
Twenty years ago Tony Hsieh was part of the three-man Harvard team that won the hyper-prestigious ACM Programmming Contest. Five years later he sold…