Interesting Stuff

I saw something very interesting on the Novedge blog that's definately worth getting out there. A really neat tool called Wikipedia Scanner lets anyone check the anonymous editing of Wikipedia pages. For example, you can find out who made changes to wiki pages. Check it out here

Next I would like to see a tool that let's us check who is funding the "objective" reviews we so often see from our "independent" market analysts.

Top managers know that there is always an alternative to actually making a decision.

By John R. Brandt (Industry Week)

Many people say to me: John, how can the decision-making in my company be so screwed up? Were my bosses born stupid, they ask, or did they somehow evolve backwards into vicious, tiny-brained reptiles? Is there any way, they lament, that we can make it better?

To which I would normally reply: No clue, yes and yes, and not a chance.

Increasingly I'm convinced that it's the passion for manufacturing excellence... that separates the excellent from the merely very successful.

By Patricia Panchak

Watch this video for some excellent insights about India and business. Middle, top row, Premji and Nilekani. http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=5211716581188683421 &q=tvshow%3ACharlie_Rose