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What should a team do when there is no problem to solve, only a future to imagine? In this episode of Arkaro Insights, Mark Blackwell talks with Thomas Gillier, Associate Professor at Grenoble Ecole de Management and scientific coordinator of the ANR InnovAI project. Their subject is visionary conc…

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How do you lead people through AI when you don't have all the answers? Joe Davis spent 37 years at Boston Consulting Group, including as head of BCG North America. In his book, The Generous Leader, he turns nearly four decades of leadership experience into seven ways leaders can give of themse…
Two regional business units run the same S&OP or IBP software, trained by the same team. One flies, one flounders. It's rarely the technology. It's rarely even the process. It's culture. In this episode, Mark is joined by Eric Wilson, Director of Thought Leadership at the Institu…
Most transformation programmes don't fail from poor project management. They fail because leaders are managing how they believe the world ought to be, rather than facing how it actually is. In this episode, Mark speaks with Deborah Rowland, one of the world's foremost thinkers on leading …
Most senior leaders in mature businesses know something is wrong. Their organisation is efficient, profitable and increasingly unable to move. What they lack is a language for what to do about it.** This podcast references a number of slides. You may prefer the version on www.youtube.com/@arkaro **…
Many businesses are brilliant at execution, and brilliant at executing the wrong things. Dov Shenkman, CEO of Atid Group and author of Value Centric, explains why efficiency alone is a downward spiral, and how AI is about to close the gap between planning and value.Profit is not the goal. Profit is…
Most corporate values are useless. Not because values don't matter, but because organisations have spent thirty years reaching for the same twenty-four words, integrity, collaboration, respect, excellence, and wondering why nobody believes them. Erika Clegg is the co-founder of Larkenby, creat…
Most people assume food miles are the enemy of sustainable sourcing. They are wrong. Transportation and freight account for less than 10% of a food product's total environmental impact. The real challenge — and the real opportunity — is at the farm. Defne Saral, Senior Vice President of Sales …
What if the companies that think AI is someone else's problem are about to lose their most valuable competitive ground? Professor Venkat Venkatraman from Boston University's Questrom School of Business is the co-author of Fusion Strategy (Harvard Business Review Press) and one of the worl…
What if the teams that struggle to define their problem early are actually your best innovation bet? Dr Johnathan Cromwell, Associate Professor of Entrepreneurship and Innovation at the University of San Francisco, shares findings from a study of over 1,100 real innovation teams at a Fortune Global…
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