On Wednesday evening December 15,
I'll be leading a discussion at KMI
of a synthesis of recent books that
propose the reinvention of management.
The books include Reinventing
Management by Julian Birkinshaw,
Reorganize for Resilience by Ranjay Gulati,
The Power of Pull by John Hagel, John
Seely Brown and Lang Davison, Delivering
Happiness by Tony Hsieh, Peak by
Chip Conley, Employees First,
Customers Second by Vineet Nayar,
Drive by Dan Pink, The Design of
Business by Roger Martin, The Dragonfly
Effect by Jennifer Aaker and Andy Smith,
Empowered by Josh Bernoff and Ted
Schadler, Open Leadership by Charlene Li,
Enterprise 2.0 by Andrew McAfee, Succeeding
with Agile by Mike Cohn, Buy-In and
A Sense of Urgency by John Kotter,
as well as my own book, The Leader’s
Guide to Radical Management.
Thus the discussion will cover the five big shifts
that these books propose to
reinvent management and so make
the world safe for storytelling, knowledge
management, innovation and pretty much
every other creative activity in organizations
that traditional management seems intent on
trying to kill. So it's going to be a big, lively fun
event.
If you're in the DC area, come to this
discussion at the KM Institute on
Wednesday Dec 15, 5-8:30pm at the Hilton
Arlington, 950 North Stafford Street, Arlington,
VA 22203 (Metro: Ballston/MU -- Orange line)
You can get a preview of the five big shifts here.
Join us for the Happy Hour (5-6pm).
The presentation and discussion will
begin just after 6pm, followed by a
Cafe Breakout session.
How much? It's a steal at $25.
To register, simply email eric.weidner@kminstitute.org
and include your name/organization and
the number of guests.
For more information about the KM Institute,
go here.
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Posted by: dzone | July 31, 2012 at 02:28 AM