Harnessing the power of open-source software in your organisation can reset the economics of information technology. Many CXOs (CIO, COO, CFO, CEO, etc) may not think that they’re using open-source software in their enterprises. But the truth is, most businesses today are already running open-source software somewhere within the organisation — and in many of [...]

I have spoken quite a bit about innovation related communities and ecologies over the last months. One component that is needed to make innovations successful is the ability to try and predict the future. Some predictions are described as scenarios and others can come from communities where the whole world participates in submitting predictions. The [...]

Development of a sound strategy is only half the battle as too many strategies fail when it comes to execution.  In complex organisations it is very often difficult to understand the relationship between strategy and execution, more often than not due to poor communication.  Having a clearly defined business architecture will also assist with the [...]

SystemicLogic is in the process of finalizing the 2010 Innovation Study. Although there is still some way to go, the initial analysis has revealed some very surprising findings. Every year in our survey we ask our respondents who the most innovative bank is and who the most hated bank is. We then ask to them [...]