First Friday Book Synopsis
JANUARY 9, 2016
Call this a little bit of Saturday musing… #1 — About Disruption I just read this, from Slate: The End of the Taxi Era – The bankruptcy of San Francisco’s largest cab company is just the beginning. Thanks to Uber, the entire industry is doomed.
First Friday Book Synopsis
MARCH 13, 2012
So, why do companies fail? I don’t know which ones, and I don’t know all the whys, but there will be companies fail… In this the Atlantic article, Why Companies Fail: GM’s stock price has sunk by a [.]. A lot of them do, you know. And more will fail – some of them fairly soon.
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First Friday Book Synopsis
JUNE 30, 2013
They explore the road best traveled and what they learned is shared in their recently published book, The Three Rules: How Exceptional Companies Think. […].
First Friday Book Synopsis
NOVEMBER 28, 2012
So now we know one reason why there are so many settlements reached where a fine is paid but “no admission of wrongdoing” is part of the deal. An admission of wrongdoing sounds pretty bad when it actually has to be admitted. Here’s the latest news on one of the great corporate lying campaigns of [.].
First Friday Book Synopsis
JULY 10, 2014
Here is a brief excerpt from another outstanding article from The McKinsey Quarterly, published by McKinsey & Company, in which co-authors Scott Keller and Colin Price explain why organizations must build the capacity to learn and keep changing over time to sustain high performance, To read the complete article, check out other resources, register (..)
First Friday Book Synopsis
NOVEMBER 18, 2013
Why don’t we give Wal-Mart more credit for doing exactly what it has promised—always low prices? No company can claim greater fidelity to its core value—no company, in that sense, is more truly trustworthy than Wal-Mart. Always low prices. It’s not “low prices until […]. Randy''s blog entries'
First Friday Book Synopsis
DECEMBER 3, 2012
Rowe Price Associates where he did investment research in the nascent field of business services and Walker & Company where he was named to the Board of Directors. Thorndike, Jr. founded Housatonic Partners in Boston in 1994 and has been Managing Director since that time. Prior to that, he worked with T.
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