The new forthcoming version of the Amazon Kindle has got pretty good reviews. Predicting the future is impossible, but I saw one possible scenario when
I was stopped in my tracks by the above picture in today's New York Times. It was part of this article where the renowned psychologist
James Dyson is the inventor of the successful and now common Dual Cyclone bagless vacuum cleaner. I did a session yesterday on design thinking with
A few months back, I was given the privilege of writing the forward to the 40th Anniversary Edition of The Peter Principle: Why Things Always
There is a lot competition out there for asshole boss of the year, more than ever. But the peanut guy seems to be well in
This is idea #6 from Weird Ideas That Work. Unfortunately, even though there is massive evidence that innovation is impossible without action, that no learning
I've always thought that people who believed that motivation was affected by the colors of walls and so on were deluding themselves. Science has
Last week, I was at an off site for a local company, and they had an eight-person panel composed of four bosses and a subordinate
A-Rod on the cover of the New York Post today. He confessed later in the day.
The notion that online gaming communities enjoy and suffer from pretty much the same features as other human groups is something that social scientists are
I wrote earlier in the week about research done by Charles O'Reilly and his colleagues on executive compensation. One of his collaborators is long-time compensation
My colleague and close friend Jeff Pfeffer is now writing some stuff at BNET. You might not always agree with Jeff (I sure don't, our