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Strategic Consulting |
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The
search for success, sustainability and competitive
advantage are hallmarks of the new uncertain, complex,
chaotic, competitive global-digital marketplace. The
world of commerce, consumers and "cutting-edge
producers" continually search for consumer 'best
values" while "producers seek "best
practices." The hope is that all stakeholders
will somehow be delightfully satisfied and live
happily ever after. Business strategies aimed at leading
the field, being the best - the biggest - the
brightest in products and
services- "those on the cutting-edge"
appears to offer the solution to competitive advantage
and sustainable marketplace success. However, is being
on the cutting-edge enough for survivability and
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Can
through a company's leadership and best practices
have "the" cutting-edge product and
yet be "cut" from the marketplace by a
competitor with an "inferior" product?
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Can
a person be "the" cutting-edge
professional - the best and the brightest -and yet
be "cut" from a job by a person who is
less professionally qualified?
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Being
on the cutting-edge (having the "best"
product - service - professionals) does not
guarantee success and survivability. What about
Enron, WorldCom, dot.com this and dot.com that, the
Tucker, Ford Edsel, Apple Newton, SyQuest SyJet,
etc., etc., etc....?
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Can
the dots of organizational success be connected by
leaders who close their eyes and ears to the
realities of time, technology, accountability and
empowerment?
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Will
short-term success for shareholders through
efficiency, cheap labor and creative bookkeeping
guarantee long-term organizational profitability and
the building of a sustainable highly-valued
organization?
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What
lessons as organizational leaders can we learn, what
actionable knowledge should we acquire, and what
action must we take concerning TC5IT2
(TransUnified Command, Control,
Communications, Computers, Information, Time, and
Technology) since the tragic events of September 11,
2001 - especially concerning organizational
cooperation, collaboration, information-sharing,
gate keeping, and political turf-battles?
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