A Better Way to Make Talent, Product, and Service Decisions
Although the induction of Jerry Rice and Emmitt Smith to the Pro Football Hall of Fame would not seem to be a subject consistent with what I normally discuss in this blog, the
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Giving equal time to Steve Jobs’ Failures
There are so many subjects about which to write a blog every week, but, this week, the retirement of Steve Jobs has spawned two separate blogs. The first was a celebration of his
Hospital and Health Care Patient Safety
My work in health care-related issues has evolved over the past year to advocacy for broad-based employer health programs to much more targeted initiatives in four areas: * Prevention and wellness, especially programs that
Why “Gatekeepers” Need to be Kept Honest
This has been a most interesting week for me, especially the first two days I spent in Los Angeles with my older son in meetings relating to three investments in performing arts projects:
Reinventing companies with great traditions and histories
The reinventions of great companies Pitney Bowes built a wonderful set of businesses that have served it well for 92 years, and the Company celebrated its 92nd anniversary on November 16th. On that
Observations On The Need For Societal Transformation
We are going through a very painful time in our country in terms of the changing nature of work, business, technology, healthcare, education, and the role of government. Because of disruptive innovations in