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Steve Denning

Radical Management

My Stats

Contributor Since:	January 2011
Location:	Washington DC

About Me

My most recent books are the Leader's Guide to Radical Management (2010), The Leader's Guide to Storytelling (2nd ed, 2011) and The Secret Language of Leadership (2007). I consult with organizations around the world on leadership, innovation, management and business narrative. At the World Bank, I held many management positions, including director of knowledge management (1996-2000). I am currently a director of the Scrum Alliance, an Amazon Affiliate and a fellow of the Lean Software Society. You can follow me on Twitter at @stevedenning. My website is at www.stevedenning.com.

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What I'm Currently Addicted To...

Reinventing the Fortune 500, the government, and the education and health sectors.

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Steve Called Out
6 hours ago
Jay Stanton Goldstein
Commented on The New Yorker: Battle Of The Strategy Titans
“Dear Steven, The shift from Porter to Christensen might be indicating the shift from understanding business as a puzzle to understanding...”
Steve Called Out
22 hours ago
Ed Sanders
Commented on Three Strategies For Managing The Economy Of Access
“I worked for IBM for 23 years. Since Palmisano (and now Romety) the company has become the most MISERABLE...”
Steve Commented
Yesterday
“Dear Duncan Stewart Thanks for your comment. On your question of designations: in her article, Lepore does not refer to herself...”
Posted to The New Yorker: Battle Of The Strategy Titans
Steve Called Out
Yesterday
Duncan Stewart
Commented on The New Yorker: Battle Of The Strategy Titans
“Very thoughtful response, thank you. One question though: why do you refer to Professors Christensen and Porter throughout, but use...”
Steve Commented
Yesterday
“Dear ginsights Thanks for your comments. The detailed examples in Lepore's article are digging up ancient history of Christensen's PhD thesis...”
Posted to The New Yorker: Battle Of The Strategy Titans
Steve Called Out
Yesterday
Jose A Vanderhorst S
Commented on Why The World's Dumbest Idea Is (Finally) Dying
“Joe, there's a big difference between then and now: uncertainty on the long term. Owners were convinced to look at...”
Active Conversation
Yesterday
Why The World's Dumbest Idea Is (Finally) Dying
10 Comments in the last 5 days 8 Called-out
Steve Called Out
Yesterday
Joe W.
Commented on Why The World's Dumbest Idea Is (Finally) Dying
“The ideas you bring up in your blog are nothing new. Up until the early 60's this was generally the...”
Steve Called Out
Yesterday
ginsights
Commented on The New Yorker: Battle Of The Strategy Titans
“Excellent response. The examples cannot be argued with without further research and a comprehensive context. If 10% of startups, disruptive...”
Steve Called Out
Yesterday
insights1
Commented on Why The World's Dumbest Idea Is (Finally) Dying
“Steve, Thanks for your insight. The Watsons@IBM focused primarily on the Customer/Product/Employee and shareholder value resulted because of it. The...”
Steve Called Out
Yesterday
Jose A Vanderhorst S
Commented on Why The World's Dumbest Idea Is (Finally) Dying
“Dear Steve Denning, I borrowed part of your introduction to make the case for not waiting until 2020, under the article...”
Steve's New Post
2 days ago
The New Yorker: Battle Of The Strategy Titans
Steve Called Out
3 days ago
BlueCowboy
Commented on Why IBM Is In Decline
“You had a dream man, IBM did not invent at all the cloud unless you think that cloud are the...”
Steve Called Out
3 days ago
mattathil
Commented on Why The World's Dumbest Idea Is (Finally) Dying
“I think the "World's Dumbest Idea" is a symptom of a much deeper issue. Most human activities are based on...”
Steve Called Out
4 days ago
ckmason
Commented on Why The World's Dumbest Idea Is (Finally) Dying
“Hi Steve, I see just yesterday an article on Forbes about how research shows that The Highest-Paid CEOs Are The Worst...”
Steve Called Out
4 days ago
tompres
Commented on Why The World's Dumbest Idea Is (Finally) Dying
“My instinct is that a paradigm shift to maximizing customer value won't have meaningful impact, because it doesn't address the...”
Contributor Comment
4 days ago
Mark Rogowsky Cutting Edge
Commented on Why The World's Dumbest Idea Is (Finally) Dying
“Wow, this is good stuff... More Amazons, Costcos, Whole Foods... Maybe I need to rethink Netflix....”
Steve Commented
4 days ago
“Dear ginsights [ Thanks for your comment. What was interesting in the Aspen Institute report is that it was the senior...”
Posted to Why The World's Dumbest Idea Is (Finally) Dying
Steve Called Out
4 days ago
ginsights
Commented on Why The World's Dumbest Idea Is (Finally) Dying
“I hope your prediction is right. The thought leaders are more remote from the operational business managers, who get incessant advice...”
Steve's New Post
5 days ago
Why The World's Dumbest Idea Is (Finally) Dying
Steve Called Out
8 days ago
Nick Zdunić
Commented on The Home-Team Advantage In The World Cup -- And Beyond
“That's about right. Maybe a step in the right direction, but perhaps political and/or marketing issues at play than anything...”
Steve Commented
8 days ago
“I tried Google Translate and got the rough sense that FIFA was so embarrassed that they weren't going to punish...”
Posted to The Home-Team Advantage In The World Cup -- And Beyond
Steve Called Out
8 days ago
Nick Zdunić
Commented on The Home-Team Advantage In The World Cup -- And Beyond
“I did a quick search for an english language news item. Didn't see one. google translate might still leave some...”
Active Conversation
8 days ago
The Home-Team Advantage In The World Cup -- And Beyond
7 Comments in the last 9 days 4 Called-out
Steve Commented
8 days ago
“Dear Nick Zdunić Thanks for your further comment. The link is not much help to me, perhaps because my...”
Posted to The Home-Team Advantage In The World Cup -- And Beyond
Steve Called Out
8 days ago
Nick Zdunić
Commented on The Home-Team Advantage In The World Cup -- And Beyond
“Really good comment in the second paragraph. Personally I'm trying to improve myself in the ways you mention. Talk...”
Steve Commented
8 days ago
“Dear Nick Zdunić Thanks for your comment. That game was a tough "loss" to swallow for Croatia and Croatian fans. Knowing...”
Posted to The Home-Team Advantage In The World Cup -- And Beyond
Steve Called Out
8 days ago
Nick Zdunić
Commented on The Home-Team Advantage In The World Cup -- And Beyond
“Interesting parrallels drawn. Heightened by my Croatian ancestry. Trying apply transparency at a personal level sometimes with difficulty. Start somewhere...”