Since I joined a start-up in 2004, I have been a very active practitionner and zealot of agile culture and … More
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Scaling Up Excellence by Sutton and Rao
Robert Sutton is one of the business writers this blog discusses the most. A professor at Stanford Management School he … More
Memories from the #FutureOfWork
“Books about the future of work make the same mistake : they fail to look back at the history of … More
Lean Expert Interview : Catherine Chabiron
A graduate from HEC Business School, Catherine Chabiron has been Lean Office Manager at Faurecia for the last ten years … More
The Lean Connected Company : a conversation with Michael Ballé and Dave Gray (part 2)
This is the second part (part 1) of the conversation with Michael Ballé and Dave Gray, respective authors of “Le Lean … More
The Knowing-Doing Gap
Jeffrey Pfeffer and Robert Sutton are both professor of organizational behavior in Stanford University and this book, written in the … More
William Bridges – Managing Transitions
Just like John Stepper, I have been studying extensively change management lately and this is the first post of a … More
Tom & Mary Poppendieck, The Buena Vista Software Club
(Picture by Henrik Kniberg) This is a huge honor for #hypertextual to publish an interview of Tom & Mary Poppendieck. … More
Lost In Management
François Dupuy est sociologue des organisations et directeur du Think Tank l’Ami Public, groupe créé par Christian Blanc. S’appuyant sur … More
#hypertextual sometimes – Feb 2011
#hypertextual is back on the sharing links market again after the attempt of hypertext weekly ages ago (and on top … More
Adopting Social Software tools is not necessarily achieving Enterprise 2.0
(pic to remind me I’m in vacations as of today 5PM) What a great post by Luis Suarez : Forget … More
A time for Post-Heroic Leadership
Being a heroic leader meant knowing it all. (…) Post-heroic leaders have the humility to recognize that the world is … More
How to tell when Enterprise 2.0 is not appropriate for your organisation
As Enterprise 2.0 activists, we keep on trying to sell Enterprise 2.0 as the ideal solution for your organisation. But … More
E2.0 evangelists : the Revolutionaries and the Evolutionaries
This is a question I love to ask in the Enterprise 2.0 interviews : Broadly speaking, one can say that … More
Five Elevator pitches for Enterprise 2.0 adoption
I have been reading a lot of Scott Berkun lately, including his brilliant Confessions of a Public Speaker (french review … More
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