Human-Centered Change & Innovation Weekly #73
Braden Kelley
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This week we bring you articles from Janet Sernack ICF PCC EMCC Master Practitioner ?? , Mike Shipulski , ?Shep Hyken , Geoffrey Moore , Teresa Spangler , Braden Kelley and Greg Satell on innovation, customer experience, revolution, education, disruption and success.
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Guest Post from Janet Sernack
... many of us are constantly challenged by very short attention spans, where we can often be found sitting at our desks, dealing with a range of very urgent deadlines with a distracted, and unfocused mind. Despite being intrinsically motivated to ...
Guest Post from Mike Shipulski
Your core business, the long-standing business that has made you what you are, is both your greatest strength and your greatest weakness.
The Core generates the revenue, but it also starves fledgling businesses, so ...
Guest Post from Shep Hyken
I am a fan of the university and its leadership. I’ve attended special programs there on several occasions, and every time I go back I’m reminded of its focus on being extraordinary and its innovative approach to education.
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Guest Post from Geoffrey A Moore
I recently read an article in ZDnet by Sherin Shibu discussing disruptive innovation, primarily through the lens of Clay Christensen’s work at the Harvard Business School. The article itself is very sound, and yet I found myself ...
Guest Post from Teresa Spangler
“Trends are only useful when we look at them through multiple lenses as we gaze across all six time zones. We must think of trends as signposts that can illuminate the conditions we will likely encounter at some point in the future, even if that future is a century away.” — Amy Webb
Guest Post from Greg Satell
“Revolution” is a term that gets thrown around a lot... Many political revolutions have overthrown powerful regimes and the digital revolution changed the way we work with information.
by Braden Kelley
Customer experience (CX) is an essential part of any organization’s success. CX is much more than the level of customer service a company provides. CX is the totality of a customer’s interactions with an organization over the course of their shared relationship. Customers develop a perception of an organization across ...
I hope you enjoyed this week's contributions from our guest authors and have a fabulous start to the new year! Future editions will arrive each Sunday.?
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