@michaelcross Wine Society’s Rioja?

Are case studies and benchmarking moribund? If Chip Heath is right about bright spots, then trying to be like another company could well be a waste of time. You should be more like you at your best.

Dear lord, who invented these? I think calling them a banned list is a little harsh: maybe to be avoided? That said, I have on occasion struggled with an opposite to benefits (mainly because it is so woolly as a…

The hierarchical organisation doesn’t need to be that way. Some thinking on the issue from Disney, Schwartz and Husband.

I can see that a subset of consulting assignments might be able to say: “the return was x * fees”, but this is not the norm for projects I have been involved in. This makes the methodology the MCA uses…

@willperrin #hyperlocal road works (GPS/times), school dates and times, all reported indicators / tracked measures, election-related items.

@willperrin #hyperlocal road works (GPS/times), school dates and times, all reported indicators / tracked measures, election-related items.

@DirDigEng road works, school dates, what’s on, councillors, anything local election-related

Where Does My Money Go? is an interactive visualisation of the Guardian-style public spending map. It is useful, but I wonder where it should drill down to? It feels quite light at present, but that’s probably because I’m not using…

Slightly skewed by 30 bankers, but still fascinating reading. The interesting point is this one: By comparison, according to the Institute of Directors, a managing director of a private organisation with a turnover of between £50 million and £500 million…