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CEO Thought Summit

  • Autores: Walter Kiechel (coord.)
  • Localización: Sloan management review, ISSN 0019-848X, Vol. 36, Nº. 3, 1995, págs. 13-21
  • Idioma: inglés
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  • Resumen
    • On October 28, 1994, the MIT Sloan School and Price Waterhouse cohosted a roundtable discussion among CEOs, PW partners, and Sloan faculty. Walter Kiechel, then managing editor of Fortune, moderated the discussion, which focused on the organization in the year 2020 - its size, structure, leadership, and mission.

      The conversation, of which we publish only a small portion, was split into three sessions. The first focused on forces of change. In the second, Sloan professor Thomas Malone presented two scenarios for how organizations might develop, and the participants reacted to them. Peter Senge, director of MIT's Center for Organizational Learning, then proposed characteristics that tomorrow's organizations will need to foster, and the group responded to those.

      As in any lively, wide-ranging conversation, several themes emerged and reemerged in different forms, as the session progressed. Which is harder to manage, technology or people? Which matters more? Will the trend toward radical outsourcing continue, or are we learning that, by outsourcing, we lose control? Are organizations increasingly unpleasant places to work? Will the gap between the haves and the have nots continue to grow and, if so, at what price?


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