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"This is a new era of opportunity, but only for those who are willing to accept change as an opportunity, not for those who are afraid of it." Peter F. DruckerIn today’s rapidly changing enviro...
Organizations change for a number of different reasons, so they can either react to these reasons or be ahead of them.
Peter F. Drucker and The Next Society Part 2: How a New Global Workforce Will Shape Strategy
Published: 2017-09-05
Published: 2017-09-05
Drucker referred to the “Next Society” as the major social changes that will surely impact and trickle down to all business strategy. These included; The 4th Information Revolution, Changing Demographics, The Steady Decline in Manufacturing, Transformation & Splintering of the Workforce, and Political Instability and Social Unrest. Keep Drucker’s observations of the “Next Society” in mind as they have a direct impact on strategy, innovation and leadership.
Peter F. Drucker and The Next Society Part 1: Demographic Trends Within Major and Emerging Economies
Published: 2017-08-30
Published: 2017-08-30
The following demonstrates a recurring theme of Drucker's views on changes taking place in society. He felt that these changes would have major implications on strategy as well as opportunities for innovation.
Notes From A Drucker Lecture: Six Questions Every Manager Must Ask To Empower Their Team
Published: 2017-07-24
Published: 2017-07-24
The founder of modern management cited six key areas where managers need to ask questions (knowing the right questions to ask was a theme of Drucker's strategic thinking approach—it’s as applicable today as it was in 1976). The following are Dr. Robert Swaim's real notes from this lecture.
Peter Drucker observed too many organizations devote resources to preserving the past instead of "creating tomorrow." Dr. Robert Swaim–student, colleague and friend of Drucker’s–looks at Drucker’s Principles of Innovation and why companies must leave yesterday behind to better shape tomorrow.
"The large organization has to learn to innovate, or it will not survive. —Peter F. DruckerMany books by Peter F. Drucker stressed that the first step in developing a vision for any org...
A New Industry or Fad?While recently reviewing The Wall Street Journal along with my morning coffee, I came across
