Broken business processes contribute to our email overload
August 18 2008 07:30:00 PM
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As anyone who follows the "2.0" space knows, my manager Ross Mayfield is an amazing speaker. One of my favourite things to listen to him discuss is the difference between business process and business practice, and how we consequently spend too much time on exceptions rather than execution.
This is a topic I'm trying to help get coverage in major business magazines. In the true "2.0" spirit, Fast Company is using the power of participation to allow readers to vote on one of their upcoming articles. (they should be using IdeaJam!) I'd appreciate it if you could take a few minutes and vote for this topic at Broken business processes contribute to our email overload.
Thanks in advance for your support.
This is a topic I'm trying to help get coverage in major business magazines. In the true "2.0" spirit, Fast Company is using the power of participation to allow readers to vote on one of their upcoming articles. (they should be using IdeaJam!) I'd appreciate it if you could take a few minutes and vote for this topic at Broken business processes contribute to our email overload.
Thanks in advance for your support.
