2010 July
Activision/Blizzard’s online role playing game World of Warcraft (WOW) continues to amaze me. With more than 11.5 million monthly subscribers it is one of the most Read More
Some of what I’m reading lately about businesses and particularly CEOs concerns me deeply. Most of America’s CEOs, like those who are Read More
When I think about the term alignment, it usually conjures images of letting go of the steering wheel while driving along an open road. If Read More
Human beings are very interesting creatures. We are all so vastly different and complex in our personalities, characteristics and mannerisms, yet also very similar in biological Read More
Just last week we released the results of our Vistage CEO Confidence Index . We had over 1,600 CEO responses to a broad Read More
Full disclosure – first and foremost, I am die-hard Met fan. It is not really possible for me to ever root for the Yankees although as Read More
Last week, I posted at my blog Client Service Insights (CSI) for the last time in favor of becoming a regular contributor here. I’ll Read More
Vistage member Bob Fritz was named the 2010 Ernst & Young Technology Entrepreneur of The Year in Northeast Ohio.
Here’s an excerpt from the article Read More
What I’m about to tell you is the number one secret to achieving results on the Internet. I’m also going to back that secret up Read More
In the pursuit of innovation, many “enlightened” companies try to follow what they believe are established morays and best practices.
They install someone to manage Read More
I had a dream. I was the CEO of a business, and we didn’t have to buy any servers or have an IT department. Our email was Read More
Every recession provides a special opportunity to grab top talent that you might otherwise never have the chance to acquire.
You might ask “What is Read More
If you read the article in the NY Times this past Monday http://nyti.ms/cLeFl6 you saw that Dell Computer had a series of problems with its computers Read More
As we get set to celebrate another Independence Day here in the Unites States, I believe it warrants mentioning the obvious courage that had to be
Bad decisions happen. In our hurried 90 mph business pace it is, perhaps, inevitable. Sometimes, it’s not so much the essence of the decision, however, Read More
It’s not been a great week for La Belle France. First their World Cup Soccer team – champions in 1998, (or Futbol as it is there) Read More
I heard it again. “It doesn’t work like our old software”. You work in this business long enough, and there are some standard catch phrases you tend Read More