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The Big Picture of Business: Lessons About Business Planning To Be Learned from the Y2K Bug

January 6, 2012/in Strategic Planning/by Hank Moore

The U.S. economy spent between $800 billion and one trillion dollars fixing and treating the so-called Y2K Bug. Certainly, aspects of the bug were treated successfully, and troubles were averted because of professional actions. No doubt, public hype contributed to a ‘sky is falling’ situation that made computer consultants rich. Technology constitutes less than 1% […]

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Unleashing Genius: Is Wisdom Your First Priority?

August 31, 2011/in Practices for Professionals/by Paul David Walker

Imagine a world, company or life committed to nourishing every glimmer of wisdom from the cradle to the grave. How would a world whose first priority was seeking and manifesting wisdom feel? Can you see how wisdom would flourish into genius with waves of innovations that naturally lead to abundance and wealth beyond our imagination […]

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Human Performance Warning Flag 1 – Peer Checking Everything

July 26, 2011/in Human Performance Management, Premium/by StrategyDriven

If all activities are peer checked, including those that are either reversible and/or have little consequence if a performance error occurs, then all activities are elevated to an equal level of importance; unnecessarily diminishing productivity and inviting complacency in the performance of truly important tasks.

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In Memory of Those Whose Sacrafice has Given Us the Gift of Freedom

May 30, 2011/in Announcements/by StrategyDriven

Each and every day, Americans and millions of others throughout the world remember and honor all those whose sacrifice has secured for us the blessings of liberty. It is because of these individuals that we enjoy freedom of thought and self expression; the very foundation that makes StrategyDriven possible. Today, we remember all those who […]

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The Big Picture of Business – Sayings, Meanings and Interpretations

April 1, 2011/in Business Communications/by Hank Moore

This essay uses grammar as an analogy for looking new ways at how business is conducted. Strategy development requires the mining the gold within any organization and seeking new outcomes via creative applications of ideas. Times of crisis and economic downturn get people thinking differently about the conduct of business. Organizations say that they need […]