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Wednesday, 4 May 2005

The Tipping Point of Organizational Change

Posted on 10:39 by Unknown
Thanks to my colleague Marga Biller for pointing me to this interesting take on the Tipping Point. They've got a management "flight simulator" and other tools to promote a holistic approach to organizational change.

Interestingly, this rather extensive "Tipping Point" website contains not a single mention of Malcolm Gladwell, author of "The Tipping Point" and certainly the reason this phrase is so popular today. But, as reported here earlier, Gladwell is genuinely flattered when his ideas are put to good use, with or without attribution.
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