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Have You Lost Your Mojo?
According to a recent article over on Industry Week on “Putting Creativity on the Company Agenda”, Josh Linkner, founder and chairman of ePrize, claims that due to a constant focus on cost-cutting, efficiency gains and top-down control, too many organizations have lost their mojo.
| Yes, Austin, if true, that’s not a good thing, especially given the ever-increasing arms race for competitive edge. But Linkner is correct about one thing, when the dust settles, the only thing that can’t be commoditized is creativity. So the last thing your organization wants to lose in its quest to become a next-generation supply management organization is its mojo. |
| So how can your organization get its mojo back if its lost it? Screw up. Seriously. Sometimes a dose of humility is the best medicine. |
For Those of You in the LA Area
On March 29th, you get to go to w00tstock(.net) for a night of geeks + music (and lets face it, if you’re building and solving world class supply management models, you gotta have a little geek and music in you).
If you don’t understand why you want to go to w00tstock, Youtube has the answer.
For more information, see w00tstock presents: Wil Wheaton vs. Paul and Storm at Largo.
Pikachu and Squirtle Illustrate Why the doctor Can’t Be an Analyst
If Pikachu is the vendor who has just forked over a wad of money to the analyst firm
Then Squirtle demonstrates how the doctor would respond during his meeting with the vendor (who would feel entitled to a good review)
Thank you Robot Chicken. (And happy belated birthday, Seth Green, Robot Chicken co-creator.)
It’s Darwin Day!
Darwin Day is a global celebration of science and reason held on or around Feb. 12, the birthday anniversary of evolutionary biologist Charles Darwin, who is best known for the classic work On the Origin of Species in which he proposed natural selection, the basis of the modern evolutionary synthesis.
Darwin Day should not be confused with the Darwin Awards which salute the improvement of the human genome by honoring those who
accidentally remove themselves from it that are currently open for voting. (And while they do little to advance the state of science education, they are, in their own way, so sad that you have to laugh so you don’t cry.)