Firms of the future
VeraSage Institute is the most revolutionary think tank for professional knowledge firms-we challenge the professions to break free of practice methods that hurt the professions, undermine their purposes, and fail their clients. Among our quests: burying the billable hour and archaic timesheets; pricing on purpose; recognizing that professionals are knowledge workers, not machines; and improving the professions for posterity.
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May
21
One of my favorite Peter Drucker aphorisms is "Don't solve problems, pursue opportunities."Solving problems only restores you to yesterday, whereas opportunities are about the future.
Apr
19
We've been talking a lot about Simon Sinek's TED talk on the importance of a company figuring out its "Why"--its purpose.
Apr
06
On December 21, 2006, my mentor, George Gilder, wrote on his blog about the last time he saw Peter Drucker live.
Mar
22
Bob Lutz has written an important diagnostic book on the demise of General Motors: Car
Mar
09
Because George Gilder believed (and wrote) the following, Ayn Rand
Feb
23
Mike Bezos was 15 years old when he escaped from Cuba and fled to the USA, working his way through the Univ of Albuquerque.
Feb
15
Someone recently asked me which were the best business books I read last year. Since we here at VeraSage are inveterate readers, I’d love to know your best books from last year.
Dec
16
[This post was written by VeraSage Institute Senior Fellow Ed Kless, who is the Senior Director, Partner Development and Strategy, at Sage].
Dec
01
Hat tip to Eric Fetterolf for passing along this blog post from Harvard Business Review's The Conversation,

