Anatomy of the Bionic Company
The successful company of the future will blend human and technological capabilities.
Today’s organizations were designed for stable environments. Tomorrow’s must accommodate change and uncertainty—by accelerating learning, combining people and machines, leveraging ecosystems, and continually evolving.
The successful company of the future will blend human and technological capabilities.
To succeed in the coming decade, companies in every industry will have to act like tech companies—using technology to build strong relationships with customers and suppliers, and empowering employees to innovate.
Winning the ’20s
How should leaders prepare their companies to thrive in the future?
As change accelerates, most companies are not keeping up. Leaders need to understand the key drivers of change and redesign their organizations with a focus on six core attributes.
Companies are revolutionizing how people work. Now they need to transform how managers manage.
The rise of digital labor-sharing platforms may seem like a threat to workers' rights, but new research suggests otherwise. Freelancers—and the companies that hire them—have much to gain in the expanding gig economy.
The partnerships required today to create the radical new products and services that customers want look nothing like the partnerships of yesterday.
We want order and control, but those are increasingly hard to find in business. Look to biological systems for lessons on how to master complexity and—even more important—how to think about it.
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