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Can Airlines Survive the Worst Year in Airline History?

Linda Bernardi

2020 has been a horrific year for the airline and hospitality industry and one which will go on for potentially another year, with so many mass events going virtual. Also, cultures are changing, and millions of deals are being closed without needing/using in-person meetings. This culture/societal shift could be permanent.

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Changing Culture: Speaking Up at Boeing

Michael Roberto

Source: Wikipedia Julie Johnsson wrote a story for Bloomberg this week about the attempted cultural transformation at Boeing. The company has faced an uphill struggle trying to address safety deficiencies in the aftermath of the 737 MAX crashes and productio n troubles with its best-selling Dreamliner.

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Boeing 737 MAX: Company Culture and Product Failure

Michael Roberto

Source: Picpedia My latest case study, Boeing 737 MAX: Company Culture and Product Failure , has been published this week by the University of Michigan's William Davidson Institute. However, the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) allowed airlines to continue flying the jet, while Boeing worked on some changes to the MCAS software.

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Average company lifespan has shrunk to 10 years – Don’t be average!

Innovation 360 Group

Even you and even your company. Where would you place your company on that curve? Companies disappear all the time without a word, even profitable ones. WOW Airlines had to cease operations this year while more than thousands of their passengers were in the middle of their journeys. Business Rescue: Part I. Still growing?

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Overcoming fixedness before being locked in amber

Jeffrey Phillips

With this opportunity abundance, why is it that so many individuals and companies see restrictions, limits and barriers to innovation, rather than the vast potential that's available if only they'd set aside past conventions and risk tolerances. When multiple factors are changing, disruption is easier to accept.

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Building the innovation stack

Paul Hobcraft

Examples like IKEA, Square (Jim McKelvey’s solution), and Southwest Airlines are credited with creating innovation stacks. Building an innovation stack on a platform increases business agility through interlinking innovation across a company’s infrastructure, culture, and employee base.

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What is Digital Transformation in Business and Why is it Important?

Moves the Needle

Digital Transformation (also known as “DX”) is the phenomenon that virtually all companies are incorporating digital technology at some level. The digitization might be specific internal processes, tools, or operational components, or can refer to a complete revamp of a company’s products and services. The term is not new.