You know the situation. You have seemingly done nothing different, but suddenly notice that your leadership is less effective, your culture signals infections, and your management system keeps you busy rather than serving your business. It is very likely that these are the early symptoms of a systemic crisis that is about to hit your organization. That crisis is a natural part of your growth cycle.[…]
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Management Performance as a Competitive Advantage
by Lukas Michel
Let’s think of management as the art, science, and craft to get work done. As most of us perform some kind of work, and most work requires more than one individual to complete, we need to care about management. It touches everyone, everywhere, anytime.[…]
Continue readingPerspectives on High Performance in the Digital Era
by Lukas Michel
Digitalization fundamentally changes the nature of work and leadership. That’s a huge advantage for those people that get it. But it also challenges human responsibility[…]
Continue readingHave we reached the tipping point beyond traditional management? by Lukas Michel
The third session at the 2019 Global Drucker Forum in Vienna on “Ecosystem Insights – Rethinking the Organisation” offers early
Continue readingCall the doctor!!!…. diagnose interferences in your ecosystem by asking the “right” questions By Herb Nold and Lukas Michel
Richard Straub in his starter article for this year’s Global Peter Drucker Forum, What Management Needs to Become in an
Continue readingManagement for Inclusive Prosperity: How Do You Know?
by Lukas Michel
In their inaugural article, Richard Straub and Julia Kirby concluded that managers must ‘make the most of human potential, and
Continue readingBringing Humans Back to Work: Is Democracy the Answer?
by Lukas Michel
Today, most businesses have found themselves operating in turbulent times; there is no such thing as ‘business as usual’ anymore.
Continue readingIt’s the Operating System, stupid! – A quest for a European Humanistic Management Movement
by Hans Stoisser (with contributions from Lukas Michel)
“Enough! Enough of the imbalances that is destroying our democracies, our planet, and ourselves,” writes the Canadian management thinker Henry
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