This week, I went to the City to meet a friend. I arrived fairly earlier than the appointed time. That’s something I still don’t like as much about traveling by National Rail, where you can reach a venue and be as much as half an hour early, unless you want to be almost half an…
There is a series of three lectures by Clayton Christensen which he delivered at Said Business School a few years ago. In the first one, unsurprisingly, he discusses the theory he is best known for: disruptive innovation. The second talks about management and the panda’s thumb – practices which were developed because they may have…