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.
Latest posts
Jun
16
Someone once wrote that you should read Drucker just to learn how he thinks.
Jun
02
What is next for organizations that already provide unsurpassed customer service?
May
19
Ok, this is an esoteric post, so feel free to skip it unless you have a mordant interest in what the failure of communism and central planning have in common with hourly billing.
May
05
The following is an excerpt from Tim William's new book,
Apr
07
We here at VeraSage never shy away from folks who disagree with us. We learn more from those who disagree with us rather than those who agree.
Mar
25
My VeraSage Institute colleague Tim Williams recently wrote a provocative post on his Propulsion Blog.
Mar
11
Exact measurements of the wrong things can drive out good judgments of the right things.
Feb
25
Hat tip to Marc Grubb at fusion IT for passing along an article by David Boyle, a fellow of the New Economics Foundation.
Feb
11
Hat tip to Eric Fetterolf for passing along a thought-provoking blog post from Tom Davenport, a writer and thinker for whom I have great respect.
Jan
28
To borrow a line from Oscar Wilde, "The billable hour has no enemies, but is intensely disliked by its friends."

