Human aspect of change

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Posted on the September 20th, 2008 under Business Risk, Change Management, Organizational Transformation by Gregory Yankelovich

x-change-logo I was wondering about how long we will vote for people who think that we are morons? The tone of every campaign in the last twenty or so years, was and is incredibly condescending. Apparently a very large percentage of electorate thinks that voting for someone they don’t trust and respect, is a better alternative than voting for someone they trust and respect even less. How about voting for, and not against, specific issues? Not party lines, but conscience? Third party - Green or Libertarian? I think that even voting for “Non of the above” is better that what we keep doing, however the “wisdom” of “devil you know is better.” is the one which provides obstacles to any meaningful change in a way we participate in politics of government, organizations and family. 

Re: Inherent risk to globalization of BPM

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Posted on the April 11th, 2008 under BPM, Business Risk, SaaS by Gregory Yankelovich

There is an update to Inherent risk to globalization of BPM story. WSJ Business Technology editor Ben Worthen reports

Authorities in Dubai have impounded two ships they believe cut undersea communications cables earlier this year, disrupting Internet access in the Middle East and India in the process.

Great news! But apparent vulnerability and lack of redundancy keeps my concerns about Global service availability risks alive.

What is happening to the Economy?

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Posted on the March 28th, 2008 under Uncategorized by Gregory Yankelovich

Well,  if you really want to know read this excellent post by DonPaul Olshove. The best analysis of the situation I have seen.

How Ivory Tower Economists Created the Housing Bubble