Gary Hamel - The Future of Management Part 1
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In this insightful episode, Gary Hamel discusses the foundational ideas behind his book, 'The Future of Management.' Delving into the historical context and evolution of management principles, Hamel explores how long-standing conventions, established by early 20th-century theorists like Frederick Winslow Taylor and Max Weber, continue to shape modern companies. He underscores the need for a radical rethink in organizational management to address contemporary challenges such as innovation, strategic renewal, and employee engagement. Drawing parallels from history, Hamel illustrates how...
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Tom Asacker - Unwinding Want: A Deep Dive into Self-Exploration
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Gary Hamel - Leading The Revolution Part 6
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Welcome to the finale episode of our exploration of Gary Hamel's groundbreaking book, 'Leading the Revolution.' In this episode, Gary Hamel joins the discussion to delve into the timeless principles of innovation that have maintained their relevance despite evolving business landscapes. This episode is packed with insights on creating wealth through revolutionary design rules, fostering new business concepts, and the importance of low-risk experimentation for long-term success. We examine case studies from companies like Disney, Apple, and Shell, highlighting the practical application of these...
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Eric von Hippel - Free User Innovation Part 5
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Welcome to part five of our enlightening series on open innovation and free user innovation, featuring Eric von Hippel. In this episode, we delve deep into the concept of user-driven innovation and explore real-world examples from sports and daily life. Eric recounts the origins of mountain biking and innovative techniques in rugby, emphasizing how users are not just passive consumers but active innovators. We also discuss insights on lead user studies and how radical user behaviors are driving change in various fields. Tune in to uncover how you can harness the power of user innovation in...
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Gary Hamel - Leading the Revolution Part 5
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In this episode of the Innovation Show, Aiden is joined once again by renowned business thinker Gary Hamel. Together, they delve into the transformative insights from Gary's book 'Leading the Revolution.' The discussion explores how deeply embedded principles of innovation and renewal can help companies navigate and flourish in turbulent industries. Case studies from industry giants like Cemex, UPS, and Charles Schwab illustrate how these companies have reinvented themselves by fostering organizational activism, customer-centricity, and rapid experimentation. Whether you are a leader looking...
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Gary Hamel - Leading The Revolution Part 4
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Leading the Revolution: Gary Hamel Explores Corporate Innovation and Change In this episode, we're joined by Gary Hamel, the acclaimed author of 'Leading the Revolution.' Gary delves deep into the essence of corporate innovation and the challenges faced by change-makers within organizations. We discuss how to punch above your weight and capture attention for transformative ideas, the necessity of building coalitions, understanding resistance, and the importance of courage in navigating change. Gary shares profound insights from his book, illuminating how individuals can drive radical change in...
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The Legal Boundaries of User Innovation and Patents with Prof. Andrew Torrance
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We welcome Prof. Andrew Torrance, distinguished Professor of Law at the University of Kansas and visiting scholar at MIT, to discuss the complex legal landscape surrounding user innovation and patents. The conversation delves into the freedom and challenges of product innovation, the balance between open and closed inventions, and the ethical implications of experimental treatments. They also explore the historical and ongoing impact of FDA regulations and the role of patents in fostering or hindering innovation. Sponsored by Wazoku, this episode is essential listening for innovators, legal...
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Gary Hamel - Leading the Revolution Part 3 Be Your Own Seer
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Welcome back to part three of 'Leading the Revolution' with the legendary Gary Hamel. In this episode of The Innovation Show, Gary and host Aiden dive deep into two key chapters from Gary's books, exploring the principle of learning to be your own seer and the critical distinction between imagination and prediction in innovation. They discuss the importance of psychological safety in fostering creativity within companies and why many organizations fail to imagine the future. Gary shares his insights on developing foresight, the role of contrarianism in innovation, and the necessity of building...
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Gary Hamel: Leading the Revolution Part 2 Business Concept Innovation
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In this episode of the Innovation Show, we dive into Chapter 3 of Gary Hamel's influential book, 'Leading the Revolution.' Gary, one of the early proponents of business model generation, discusses the concept of Business Concept Innovation and how it has reshaped industries over the years. We explore examples of companies like Dell and Apple, which have successfully implemented innovative business models, and we delve into the components of business model innovation, including customer interaction, strategies, and value networks. Gary also shares his insights on overcoming organizational...
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Gary Hamel - Leading the Revolution Part 1
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Gary Hamel on Leading the Revolution Part 1 In this episode, renowned business thinker Gary Hamel discusses his book 'Leading the Revolution' with Aidan McCullen, offering an innovative action plan for companies or individuals aiming to stay ahead of the industry. Drawing on successful examples from companies like Charles Schwab, Virgin, GE Capital, and profiling innovators like Ken Kutaragi of Sony PlayStation, Hamel shares how to grow and innovate amidst market chaos. He explores the origin of revolutionary business concepts, key criteria for building activist-friendly and...
info_outlineIn this insightful episode, Gary Hamel discusses the foundational ideas behind his book, 'The Future of Management.' Delving into the historical context and evolution of management principles, Hamel explores how long-standing conventions, established by early 20th-century theorists like Frederick Winslow Taylor and Max Weber, continue to shape modern companies.
He underscores the need for a radical rethink in organizational management to address contemporary challenges such as innovation, strategic renewal, and employee engagement.
Drawing parallels from history, Hamel illustrates how groundbreaking management innovations in companies like Whole Foods, WL Gore, and Nucor have driven exceptional performance. He emphasizes the importance of creating human-centric workplaces that inspire and motivate employees, advocating for a shift away from bureaucratic, control-driven models towards environments rooted in purpose, community, and mutual respect. Join us for part one of this engaging conversation with one of management’s leading thinkers.
00:00 Introduction to the Future of Management
02:01 The Origins of Modern Management
04:17 The Evolution of Management Innovation
08:49 Military Analogies in Management
12:34 The Layers of Innovation
22:20 Historical Management Innovations
29:56 The Industrial Revolution and Management
36:48 The Overlooked Innovation: Management
37:20 Taylor's Influence on Productivity
38:00 Ford's System and Its Limitations
39:04 Bureaucracy: A Double-Edged Sword
41:32 Adapting to the Knowledge Economy
43:16 The Role of Computational Power and Connectivity
45:50 The Need for Organizational Innovation
53:34 Case Studies: Whole Foods and Gore
01:01:54 Building Human-Centric Organizations
01:05:03 Concluding Thoughts on Leadership and Innovation