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Strategy #17: Everyone agrees, but the system continues to function the same way.
McKinsey recently published a survey of over 10,000 senior executives in 15 countries across 16 industries. In this report, the survey...Strategy #16: Strategies don't fail at the planning stage, but when prioritizing them.
In 1997, Steve Jobs returned to Apple as interim CEO. The company was losing money and had only a few months left. […]Strategy #15: When the world competes with factories, chips, data centers, and energy.
Last March, it was reported that Brad Smith, Vice President and President of Microsoft, traveled to Bangkok. [...].Strategy #14: When AI accelerates decision-making, who still holds the responsibility?
In a previous article, we discussed how AI creates the most value when organizations have “discipline in decision-making,” because having […]Strategy #11: Never Waste a Good Crisis.
When uncertainty becomes an opportunity for adaptation, the world has faced heightened tensions in recent months...The Strategy #10 Repositioning Organizations: From Strategy on Slides to Real Action, Part 3: Who Truly Holds the Organization's Identity?
In the previous episode, we discussed how many organizations fail at transformation not because of poor strategy, but because of an "unclear identity." The thought-provoking question, therefore, is not just: Who is this organization?The Strategy #9 Repositioning Organizations: From Strategy on Slides to Real Action, Part 2: Why Identity Must Come Before Strategy
In the previous episode, we discussed why so many strategies “disappear midway,” and we learned that it’s not because […]The Strategy #8 Repositioning Organizations: From Strategy on Slides to Real-World Implementation Part 1: How to Reposition… Without the Strategy Disappearing Midway
Many organizations begin their new year with new strategies, but what investors fear most is organizations that “say something new, but don’t actually do anything.”Strategy #7: When AI starts to not only “help think, but starts to think for you”
The business world is entering a new era, where AI is no longer just a tool for analyzing or recommending things we're curious about. It's becoming an "economic actor" that influences how people think, decide, and act.The Strategy #6 When global capital flows are changing direction
Why is global capital flowing? The United States – Politics infiltrates finance. Government and politics put pressure on central banks (F […]
