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And having just posted on Gary Hamel's latest thinking, I was particularly interested to see the article by Hamel's previous co-author, CK Prahalad, which comes to some fairly similar conclusions as Hamel.
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Purpose:
"The first task is to build an intellectual agenda. It must be at least intellectually challenging, and appeal to your emotions, either to your nationalistic identify or to your sense of what is good for humanity."
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Human capital:
"Resources can no longer be contained within the firm. So resources - talent or materials - must be available globally. Second, access, not ownership, is important. That means you may not directly employ any of this talent."
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