Articles How organisations die Spoiler alert: The endless drive for profit is what ultimately snuffs out the flame.
Articles The Times They are A-Changin' Corporate leaders must continually reassess their views and the ways of working in their organisations.
Articles The truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. There are many 'things' that are important to people, but those 'things' are not all equal. Some 'things' are more equal than others.
The New World of Business Good design thanks to critical thinking How do we design and grow our businesses, projects and ventures without messing it up equally badly?
The Future of the Consumer How to win customers vs. how to lose customers Capitec and Woolworths show us just how this is done.
The Future of Work Creating the conditions under which people innovate Are there better alternatives to toxic work-like-hell cultures?
The Future of Work Is the future of work a case of more or less of it? Some would have you believe that work is getting scarcer while others are demanding that we do more of it. Which is it?
Should wildly successful South Africa innovators face regulation? Are pockets of radical innovation a bad thing for an economy?
Marketing strategy Checkers vs. Woolworths - in a race for market share How South Africa's biggest supermarkets are positioning themselves to win.
Articles Opportunities from the Dark Side Finding opportunity to innovate is easy, just target things normally sold by bureaucracies.
Articles His name should be 'Eno'-vation Brands (even personal brands) that innovate become associated with innovation. Innovative people want to work with other innovative people.
Articles A Rant Laced with Optimism The absence of something that should exist is always an opportunity.
Articles Gangsterism eats strategy for breakfast This post is a warning against nefarious individuals.
Articles Trivialities eat strategy for breakfast We, humans, really are irrational creatures and our worst enemy is ourselves.
