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Granting Permission to Innovate - HBR Agenda 2011
Joe Gerstandt | Keynote Speaker & Workshop Facilitator | Illuminating the value of difference
How we do it: Strategic tests from four senior executives - McKinsey Quarterly - Strategy - Strategic Thinking
All strategists grapple with the question of how to create and preserve competitive advantage.How centered leaders achieve extraordinary results - McKinsey Quarterly - Organization - Talent
In This ArticleIf I could pick one word to define the future of marketing, it would be agility .
Champions of agile marketing
Are You Organized For Failure?
Failure is always an option, a phrase popularized by Adam Savage from MythBusters, is a powerful ideology all of us should embrace. It runs counter to the old saying by buttoned-down military commanders, managers, football coaches and other commonly associated power figures that failure is not an option.
Failure Is Always An Option
I experiment with many different ideas to create interesting content, drive traffic, earn links, rally communities and inspire people to action.
Why You Should Experiment
How To Fail Your Way To Social Media Success
guest post by Beth KanterThis year, instead of spending $20 million on SuperBowl ads , Pepsi decided to put the money into Pepsi Refresh, a social marketing campaign which solicits the best ideas from consumers and plans to dole out $20 million in grants to good causes and “great ideas” throughout the year. The site opened up about 10 hours ago to take ideas from people applying for grants. On February 1, voting will begin to determine the best ideas, which will receive grants ranging from $5,000 to $250,000 each.
Social Marketing Gone Awry: Pepsi Refresh Needs To Refresh Its Security Settings
While the actual term "digital nomad" has been around for a little while, it usually seems to fall under the shadow of the more expansive term of telecommuting. The fact is that really they are two different ideas altogether. The idea of telecommuting has been around for almost as long as computers have been able to talk to each over a copper wire.

