I occupy my intellect in books from Harvard Business School whilst concurrently challenging established paradigms in the corporate world. Inherently, I am an advocate of the 'Networked Enterprise' wherein chefs come t... Read More >>
We have all heard stories about setting up office space at the old shed (that also housed your grandparents CD recorder) or in a shamble stock garage at the back… Read more »
The most prolific literary masters, poets, entrepreneurs, kings/leaders of archaic kingdoms. religious prophets and sacred texts over the centuries have warned us, prophetically, that pride, avarice, hubris, jealousy and antagonism… Read more »
There is no other region in the world apart from the South Pacific that has such cultural, geographic, climatic, historical and indigenous allure. The vibrant mixes of Polynesian, Melanesian and… Read more »
The famous second law of thermodynamics states that everything is falling apart slowly. How unstable even the intangible is. Keeping a website of program afloat is like keeping a yacht… Read more »
Most enterprises have a single operating system (the organisational chart) and according to John Kotter’s book XLR8, this is essential to ‘keeping the trains running’ however, fails at encouraging breakthrough… Read more »
Within any enterprise exists the PEOPLE, TECHNOLOGY and PROCESS spheres that are core functional dimensions in the value creation and delivery ecosystem. As you think about these as three broad… Read more »
Over the last few months I have had to comprehend a wide range of legal documents which are all eloquently written and concurrently rooted in their own legal prose and… Read more »
As I traverse into many projects internally and externally whilst concurrently looking out for strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats to my own business model – I appreciate the role of… Read more »
Within the decision making context, you are faced with an abundance of information that is constantly fighting for your attention whilst you concurrently crusade to filter out the noise to… Read more »
One of my favourite books of all time has to be Vijay Govindarajan and Chris Timbles 10 Rules for Strategic Innovators: From Idea to Execution. Within the nomenclature, the authors… Read more »
I occupy my intellect in books from Harvard Business School whilst concurrently challenging established paradigms in the corporate world. Inherently, I am an advocate of the 'Networked Enterprise' wherein chefs come t... Read More >>