Herding Geese
Geese fly in a V-shaped pattern and walk in single file. There are well-established patterns of leadership. Smaller flocks fare better than large ones. When they lose
December 11, 2012
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Geese fly in a V-shaped pattern and walk in single file. There are well-established patterns of leadership. Smaller flocks fare better than large ones. When they lose
“If only I had the money that the company was supposed to save from the multiple ERP and supply chain projects. There were a myriad
An open letter to IBM. Dear IBM: This week, I attended your Smarter Commerce Conference in Orlando (#IBMCSGS). I am sorry that I had to
Six months ago, I founded a new firm with a promise to redefine the industry analyst market. Today, with the launch of the SCI Community,
In a recent post, Time to Paint Outside the Lines , I advocated that we needed to expand our current concepts of supply chain management.
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A presentation was due on Monday. The IT team was trying to respond to a new program. They wanted break through thinking on how IT could improve the
Open letter to Kinaxis Dear Kinaxis. You know that I am known as a tough love analyst. I have the reputation of being as hard