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24 Entrepreneurs Reveal The Pivot They’re Making in Their Business in 2021

Hearpreneur

As a leadership coach, going into 2021, I intend to shift how I acquire new clients to support in their leadership journey as an aspiring or first-time leader. However, one of the major adjustments that I will be greatly making next year will be with my emergency funds and employee management. Course from our Delivery Manager.

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Why Large Organizations Struggle With Disruption, and What to Do About It

Steve Blank

They’re on the cusp of a potential transformation – but leadership hesitates to make substantive changes. Responding to disruption requires action from senior leadership: e.g. the CEO, board, Secretary, etc. It’s often mid-grade managers / officers in this same “middle” who come up with disruptive solutions and concepts.

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Creating the Next Silicon Valley – The Chilean Experiment

Steve Blank

I did a keynote on innovation hubs at the newly created DoFuture program , spoke at Santiago’s Startup Weekend on Customer and Agile Development, and at a Conference in Patagonia supported by the Ministry of Economy’s Innovation Division. Where will Chile establish technical and innovative leadership? See below.).

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The Curse of a New Building « Steve Blank

Steve Blank

Lets Fix Everything that Was Broken At SuperMac we were excited to finally get out of the crummy tiltup we had occupied since the company emerged from bankruptcy. We hired an interior designer and a great facilities person to manage the process. That’s when things went south. It’s a tipping point to a big company culture.

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Why Digital Transformations Fail — And What To Do Instead

YoungUpstarts

Consider the retail apocalypse: countless iconic chains are facing bankruptcy or simply going under, including Sears, Mattress Factory, Brookstone, Rockport, Nine West, Toys “R” Us, and more. Investopedia called 2018 the year of retail bankruptcies, but digital disruption is happening in every industry. Stage 5: Living DNA.