Rita Gunther McGrath on the End of Competitive Advantage:
Great insight on competitive advantage, flexibility, and innovation.
Article, but a nice video of Rita as well.
Book:
McGrath’s most recent book, The End of Competitive Advantage: How to Keep Your Strategy Moving as Fast as Your Business (Harvard Business Review Press, 2013)
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The world is halving,the World is HALVING.…Q: Bitcoin is due to “half”. Explain what half means and how that might impact the price of bitcoin before and after? and … Q: Which bitcoin miners will be most impacted by the halving event this week? (See Answer below.) ChatGPT or MS Copilot or Gemini …. nice…
Dell Wants Employees To Work From Home – Business Insider: Dell is following a “Do Good” plan for 2020. Remote work, packaging and shipping. Working with supply chain and customers as well. Looks pretty GOOD!:-) As it pertains to telecommuting… Dell seems to be saving a lot and doing “Good” as well. Telecommuting and other…
» The “Patent Cliff” and its Effects upon Workers’ Compensation Claims: The Oxycontin patent expires today. So you would expect to be able to buy many people’s favorite drug on the side of the road or on hill-tops, just above cliff level.As with many things that are FDA approved and regulated, this is going to be a very…
I fear that PWC was boozing it up a little too much when the rebranded their subsidiary to be now called: “Strategy &“. And what, you ask?Booz & Co is a buyout subsidiary of Price Waterhouse Cooper (PWC), the large accounting/consulting firm. It seems only right that the division with the boozy name should be…
Introduction: Nonprofit Sector Under Strain Squeezed nonprofits 2025 across the country are not only struggling financially—they’re struggling to hold onto their most valuable asset: people. This “people problem” spans paid staff, volunteers, board members, and even executive directors. As inflationary pressures persist and burnout rises, many nonprofits are facing record turnover and a shrinking talent…
