INDUSTRY INSIGHTS YOUR PEERS ARE READING
Organizations invest millions of dollars every year in compliance, hoping to improve quality, meet global and local standards, follow regulations and laws, and reduce overall risks. But based on the constant news of corporate scandals and data breaches, this investment doesn’t seem to be paying off. MORE
Three years ago I sketched out three dimensions of business model evolution in response to the mounting performance pressure of the Big Shift. In this blog post, I want to highlight the role of this business model evolution in restoring trust in our corporations. MORE
Thinking more about Friston’s Free Energy Principle and the implications for learning design prompted me to think about play. What drives us to learn, and then how do we learn? And play is the first answer, but does it extend? Can we play to learn beyond the natural? MORE
I got off Facebook about 10 years ago. I know that this has had no impact on the company or its business model. When I saw in 2007 that Facebook was selling user information , I knew I could not stay on the platform much longer. MORE
John Hagel
OCTOBER 17, 2019
Three years ago I sketched out three dimensions of business model evolution in response to the mounting performance pressure of the Big Shift. In this blog post, I want to highlight the role of this business model evolution in restoring trust in our corporations.
Harold Jarche
OCTOBER 17, 2019
I got off Facebook about 10 years ago. I know that this has had no impact on the company or its business model. When I saw in 2007 that Facebook was selling user information , I knew I could not stay on the platform much longer.
Clark Quinn
OCTOBER 17, 2019
Thinking more about Friston’s Free Energy Principle and the implications for learning design prompted me to think about play. What drives us to learn, and then how do we learn? And play is the first answer, but does it extend? Can we play to learn beyond the natural?
TOPYX LMS
OCTOBER 17, 2019
Organizations invest millions of dollars every year in compliance, hoping to improve quality, meet global and local standards, follow regulations and laws, and reduce overall risks. But based on the constant news of corporate scandals and data breaches, this investment doesn’t seem to be paying off.
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