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The Hourglass Blog
FEBRUARY 20, 2011
A couple of posts ago I mention a post from HBRs Andrew McAfee about how the connected habits of Millennials are benefting organizations. Well, a week after that one, McAfee posted another , this one about what goes wrong when Millennials take their connected habits too far. Millennials want truth and equality in the workplace.
The Hourglass Blog
JULY 17, 2010
Inspired by the dedicated, defined and resourced “innovation function” that exists in many for-profit companies, we are examining a series of case studies that profile these processes. Weve now examined enough case studies where we feel ready to start writing a "white paper" on innovation for the association community.
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The Hourglass Blog
DECEMBER 2, 2010
As well as over 200 in-depth case studies, it compiles the ideas of 4,500 or so innovation experts and consultancies. Developing Millennial Leaders. Millennials. ► 2009. (61). And the website, when you go to it, says this: Generate has discovered more than 105 areas of best practices in innovation.
The Hourglass Blog
JUNE 11, 2010
Its an interesting case study, and seems to typify the culture of truth Jamie Notter recently wrote about in Associations Now. Developing Millennial Leaders. Millennials. ► 2009. (61). But heres what I want to focus on. What gives Ludwig the ability to do what he does? Communication. Encore Careers.
The Hourglass Blog
AUGUST 28, 2010
As Ive described before, our overall goal is to define an evidence-based model of innovation for the association community, and weve been analyzing several case studies of innovation in the for-profit community to see if those successful models can be adapted for the association world. Developing Millennial Leaders. Millennials.
The Hourglass Blog
MAY 26, 2011
In the for-profit case studies our innovation task force studied, those organizations were imbued with a true sense of how the constituents thought—what they wanted, what they didn’t want, and how they would react in predictable and unpredictable circumstances. Developing Millennial Leaders. Millennials.
The Hourglass Blog
DECEMBER 8, 2010
But unlike Schrages case study, in which the "stupid" customer over estimates this value, and is therefore willing to pay higher prices for the service, Id say most association members under estimate the cost of association services. Developing Millennial Leaders. Millennials. ► 2009. (61). Communication.
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