This is the last “Sunday Links” post for 2008…hope you find it a good one!
Using Information to Develop Productive Relationships by Michael McKinney at Leading Blog
7 Wrong Ways To Outsource Your IT Department by Dr. Jim Anderson at the Business of IT
Google, WalMart, and MyBarackObama.com: The Power of the Real Time Enterprise by Tim O’Reilly on O’Reilly Radar
Godin’s “high cost of now” – how being a little behind can save you a great deal by Jared Goralink on Technotheory
Trying Harder in Hard Times by Mike Schaffner on Beyond Blinking Lights and Acronyms
Good to Great: More Evidence That “Most Claims of Magic are Testimony to Hubris” by Bob Sutton
Non-Profits Face Hard Decisions by Nan Stone on HarvardBusiness.org
Success: The Rest of the Story by Daniel Goleman
Must Reads & Worthy Reads for 2008 by John Moore on Brand Autopsy
When It Gets Slow by John Harrington on Photo Business News & Forum
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About Eric D. Brown
Thanks for the links. Of course, I appreciated Bob Sutton's post on Good to Great.
Twitter: ericdbrown
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Yes….I know you 'love' Good to Great. How's that working out for your company?