Monthly Archive for February, 2006

The Learning Organization

In 1990, Peter Senge wrote one of the most influential business books of all time. “The Fifth Discipline” revolutionised many companies’ approach to knowledge management, and introduced the business world to systems thinking in an accessible way. (Get it at Amazon.com or Kalahari.net).

There is a great summary of the five core disciplines, and, in fact, the whole book, at: http://www.infed.org/thinkers/senge.htm#_The_core_disciplines.

There is a high level executive summary of most of the key concepts related to “Learning Organizations” available at: http://www.skyrme.com/insights/3lrnorg.htm.

Thinking for a Living

Beating the Boomer Brain Drain Blues

Scott Adam’s Wisdom for Graduates

The Reason

Podcasting for beginners

Female Friendly Firms are actually Family Friendly

Too young and too old

Avoiding the Glass Ceiling

Building the towers

Cornflakes Turn 100 Today

Future Brief

No kids, no office hours, no retirement – no worries!

What not to do – Part 1

Why Knowledge Management Fails

What Boomers Want

Adultescence – the new young adult

Hello – Anyone home?

Performance Management and Bright Young Things

Ten ways Dick Cheney can kill you

James Frey and class action suits

College Courses – Then and Now

Staying ahead

Bono’s on a mission

From the “Any Idiot Could Have Told You That” Department