Peter Drucker spent his career finding ways to maximize human endeavor. He was both fascinated and propelled by what humans
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Finding Purpose in our Collective Ingenuity
Inclining towards âHumanâagement
by Namita Gupta-Hehl
Ever wondered why the emotional dimensions find their place in the apex of Maslowâs hierarchy of needs? It is indeed
Continue readingArtificial Intelligence: The Long-Term Human Factor
by Thomas Klaus
Why we shouldnât be concerned about the âAI takeover â The Threat Artificial intelligence (AI) is in the headlines almost
Continue readingThe Death of the Manager: The Rise of the Enabler
by Nick Hixson
Management is about controlling, administering, and planning. It is a centuries old discipline derived from the need to control a
Continue readingTechnology Will Make Us Human Again
by John Hagel
As technology transforms our economy, one trend is getting more and more attention: the prospect that it will increasingly automate
Continue readingInnovation: shifting the balance of power
by Marc Wagner
Few topics currently arouse such intensive discussion as the innovative capacity of German companies. It seems that likely nations such
Continue readingManagement â the human dimension
Stefan Stern
Management, Peter Drucker famously said, is a liberal art. It may be informed by data and enhanced by technology. But
Continue readingThree Principles to Bring the Best New Ideas to Life
Philip Black
If someone in your organization has a great idea today, how long will it take for your customers to know
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