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Samsung – The Perpetual Crisis Machine

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on August 31, 2005

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Samsung logo http://www.fortune.com/fortune/technology/articles/0,15114,1097317,00.html

â€œThe biggest barrier to management innovation is the ego â€“ a self that never changesâ€?. These are the words of Jong-Yong Yun, the man accredited for taking Samsung from being a follower in the technology industry, to a leader through his management style and approach to innovation.

This in-depth article in the latest European edition of Fortune magazine describes Samsungâ€™s focus on innovation and the success that they have achieved as designers, innovators, manufacturer, suppliers and change masters in an industry constantly watching over its shoulder.

The one thing you need to know about Great Managing, Great Leading and Sustained Individual Success â€“ by Marcus Buckingham

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on August 31, 2005

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MyCircle.co.za

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on August 31, 2005

in Connection Economy, Social Network Analysis and Talent - Bright Young Things

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First “Who”, then “What”

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Graeme Codrington

on August 30, 2005

in Connection Economy, Organisational Design and Talent - Bright Young Things

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Language limits

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Graeme Codrington

on August 30, 2005

in Future Trends and TT Internal Issues

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Interesting insight on Blogging

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on August 30, 2005

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What Really Matters

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on August 30, 2005

in General and Work-Life Integration (and wellness)

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CV’s and the Connection Economy

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on August 29, 2005

in Connection Economy and Talent - Bright Young Things

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Young Entrepreneurs Drain Labor Pool

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Raymond de Villiers

on August 29, 2005

in Connection Economy, Generations, Media tidbits and Talent - Bright Young Things

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The Quillionaire – Innovation ‘Reality TV’ style

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Raymond de Villiers

on August 29, 2005

in Future Trends, Innovation, Media tidbits and The Quick and the Dead - case studies

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Gap stores don’t “Mind the Gap”

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Graeme Codrington

on August 29, 2005

in Generations and The Quick and the Dead - case studies

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Workers of the world unite

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Graeme Codrington

on August 28, 2005

in Connection Economy, Future Trends, Global View and The Quick and the Dead - case studies

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Are companies going to the blogs?

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Graeme Codrington

on August 26, 2005

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Top industry trends for 2005

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Graeme Codrington

on August 26, 2005

in Future Trends

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The paradox of SARS

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on August 26, 2005

in The Quick and the Dead - case studies

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Winning teams

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on August 26, 2005

in Organisational Design

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My coffee-shop office

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on August 26, 2005

in Connection Economy and The Quick and the Dead - case studies

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My relief

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on August 26, 2005

in Work-Life Integration (and wellness)

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Google’s recruitment – The way of the future?

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Raymond de Villiers

on August 24, 2005

in Articles and Talent - Bright Young Things

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Succeeding in the future workplace

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on August 24, 2005

in Articles and Talent - Bright Young Things

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Are you wasting your money on leadership development?

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on August 24, 2005

in Articles and Leadership

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Leaders as hosts

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Graeme Codrington

on August 24, 2005

in Book Reviews and Leadership

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Is race a good indicator of youth culture

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Graeme Codrington

on August 24, 2005

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New from the Googleplex

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on August 24, 2005

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The Three C’s of the Connection Economy Women

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on August 24, 2005

in Connection Economy, Gender issues and Work-Life Integration (and wellness)

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