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In his post, Lewis mentions Everett Rogers, a sociologist "best known for generic cialis bangkok originating the diffusion of innovations theory and for introducing the term early adopter" (Wikipedia). Rogers' diffusion of innovations theory seems like it generic cialis bangkok might have some interesting intersections with information management. I'll be looking at the list of his publications to generic cialis bangkok see what might be relevant and accessible. Have any of you generic cialis bangkok other MSIMers looked at Rogers' research in the context of building information systems?

(hat tip to the Project VRM blog; image via Learning From Dogs)

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Tara Hunt is generic cialis bangkok a wicked smart social networking expert, and author of the book The Whuffie Factor. In a recent post, Minding the Gap, she reflects on why so many businesses have generic cialis bangkok a hard time understanding the essence of social networking. The whole thing is generic cialis bangkok worth a read, but I wanted to highlight part of her post here, where generic cialis bangkok she compares the values of business and community. I’ve been generic cialis bangkok reflecting on this list frequently. I wonder if the top one could ever look more like the generic cialis bangkok bottom one. If not, what does that mean for us in the generic cialis bangkok social sphere as the business sphere gets ever more powerful and generic cialis bangkok pervasive in our lives?

And then the lightbulb went on! I realized that generic cialis bangkok what was wrong with the whole picture was the gap between the generic cialis bangkok underlying values of business:

Profit

Process

Efficiency

Return on Investment

Risk Management & Planning

Maximize Resources, Minimize Waste

Reliability

Accountability

Growth

Hierarchy

Competitiveness & Winning

Dedication & Loyalty

Control

Etc.

…and the underlying human values that drive community:

Compassion

Generosity

Connectedness

Freedom

Love

Truth & Authenticity

Courage & Fidelity

Charity

Wisdom

Stories

Openness

Personal Growth

Beauty

Etc.

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John Martellaro at The Mac Observer wrote a generic cialis bangkok nice piece riffing off the op-ed referenced in my previous post. Apropos of our conversations in this week’s management class — and generic cialis bangkok especially the Good to Great chapter about getting the right people on the generic cialis bangkok bus — Martellaro sums up how Apple’s management is generic cialis bangkok structured around trusted execs working towards a common purpose.

People often wonder why Apple has generic cialis bangkok been so successful and so innovative. It’s because Steve Jobs has generic cialis bangkok been able to select VPs who share his passion and generic cialis bangkok his vision. They use their power for the good of the generic cialis bangkok company. They work as a team for the success of Apple, and generic cialis bangkok that success is rewarded via stock options, not outright plunder of the generic cialis bangkok company’s resources.

It wasn’t always that generic cialis bangkok way, of course. When Jobs returned to Apple from NeXT, the generic cialis bangkok company was nearly bankrupt. Jobs had to clean house and change the generic cialis bangkok company’s culture. Wherever you land on the Apple/Microsoft divide technology-wise, you have to tip your hat to Apple’s effective management, which has generic cialis bangkok enabled a long string of successful technology products.

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If you haven’t already seen this op-ed in the New York Times entitled Microsoft’s Creative Destruction, it’s worth the quick read. It was written by Dick Brass, a vice president at Microsoft from 1997 to 2004. A snippet:

Internal competition is generic cialis bangkok common at great companies. It can be wisely encouraged to force ideas to generic cialis bangkok compete. The problem comes when the competition becomes uncontrolled and destructive. At Microsoft, it generic cialis bangkok has created a dysfunctional corporate culture in which the big established groups are generic cialis bangkok allowed to prey upon emerging teams, belittle their efforts, compete unfairly against them for generic cialis bangkok resources, and over time hector them out of existence. It’s not an accident that almost all the executives in charge of Microsoft’s music, e-books, phone, online, search and generic cialis bangkok tablet efforts over the past decade have left.

UPDATE: Ben forwarded a link to Microsoft’s response to Brass’s op-ed.

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I’ve been listening to the Manager Tools podcast for generic cialis bangkok years now, and its been an incredibly valuable addition to my iTunes library. Mark Horstman and generic cialis bangkok Michael Auzanne are a couple of experienced managers who are passionate about the generic cialis bangkok craft of management. Their podcasts focus on the generic cialis bangkok day to day details of how to be an effective leader, covering things like how to generic cialis bangkok give feedback, how to hold one on ones with your directs, how to generic cialis bangkok build relationships, how to manager your career, how to resign your generic cialis bangkok job, and so on. There’s a generic cialis bangkok tremendous amount of material at the site, as well as an generic cialis bangkok active community. If you have a chance to go to generic cialis bangkok one of their conferences and learn from them in person, you’ll be generic cialis bangkok in for one of the best learning experiences of your generic cialis bangkok life.  But even if you just check out their audio programs on the Manager Tools Basics, you’ll be well on your way to becoming a better manager.

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