Archive for September, 2006
Week twenty-two: Manuscript progress
2 Comments Published by Dr. Beyster September 28th, 2006 in The Book.Well, we are just about to send the manuscript to our publisher. We will finish it this weekend and send it out on Monday. I think they will like it. I’m going to take next week off for some much needed rest. Thank you all for your contributions, your blog postings, and your encouragement along […]
Week twenty-one: Competitiveness
5 Comments Published by Dr. Beyster September 21st, 2006 in Competitiveness.Staying on the topic of competitiveness for the moment, I read the article that Kenny Pegram so kindly linked to earlier this week. While I hate to differ with David Brooks of the New York Times, it remains to be seen if U.S. competitiveness today is adequate. It appears to me that things aren’t peaches […]
Week twenty: Great to good
3 Comments Published by Dr. Beyster September 14th, 2006 in Competitiveness.As I read my Business Week magazines and Wall Street Journals, I get a rather dismal outlook on the competitiveness of many U.S. businesses. I recently read an article — Great to Good? — written by David Gergen. The article raises interesting questions in my mind about the future competitiveness of the U.S. I have […]
Peter and Bob meet with John Wiley & Sons editor, Debra Englander. We continue to make progress on the book. Our editor from John Wiley & Sons — Debra Englander — visited last week to discuss the publication process in more detail. I believe she is pleased with our progress. The topic at the top […]
Abundant widespread communication was an element in SAIC’s success story. I’m curious to know what you think were the most useful forums to SAIC’s employees, and why. I suspect the most useful was the Management Council, but I’m not sure. Click on the comments link to share your thoughts. – Bob Here are my responses […]