Another Concorde?
In high school, my favorite teacher was Wanda Hughes. She taught history. Her class was both loved and feared. This was one class where there
September 2, 2012
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In high school, my favorite teacher was Wanda Hughes. She taught history. Her class was both loved and feared. This was one class where there
Yesterday, I met a friend for coffee. She started the discussion with a question, “How are you doing? So, what is it like to write
“You are speaking a new language. Where do we go to learn these new concepts?” A recent client comment during a session on Big Data
To drive S&OP excellence, we need to be bilingual. Companies need to speak both the language of “volume” and “currency.” “Currency” is the lingua
Most people assume that great bus drivers (read: business leaders) immediately start the journey by announcing to the people on the bus where they’re going—by
Circle Jerk: A group discussion or activity between like-minded individuals that validates mutual biases or goals in a non-confrontational environment. Source: Urban Dictionary (Now that
As I wing my way west for a couple of conferences, I am sitting in seat 2C with a bright pink notebook sitting on my lap. I am
Tonight, as I flew back from SAP Insider, three blog posts danced around in my head. I thought about the looming deadline on my book
Last week, when I attended the SAP CVN session on Supply Chain Management, SAP previewed their work on Demand Signal Management. While the presentation was at
Today, Kodak filed for bankruptcy and Facebook announced a new feature–Action Buttons– in preparation for their upcoming IPO. For me, this is like Alpha and Omega. Why do I put the two