Category: NtC Video Podcasts

Transforming healthcare requires effective change managers. While each organization is unique and filled with its policies, procedures, and politics, effecting change lies in leveraging our knowledge, insights, and decision-making skills. I put together a few …

Having presented my methodology in graphical form, I want to share the concepts as mathematical equations to clarify my approach further. Here is the first equation: Work in a Process is equal to the amount …

Evolutionary change is what happens to each of us all the time. Evolutionary change is gradual, often subtle, but essential to our growth. Revolutionary change is rarer, sometimes unexpected, and often results in a quick …

Warren Buffet, the famous investor, once said, “In a chronically leaking boat, energy devoted to changing vessels is more productive than energy devoted to patching leaks.” Mr. Buffet’s success is due to his ability to …

In 1997, Clayton Christensen published a book titled The Innovator’s Dilemma in which he introduced the concept of disruptive technologies. He posited that big companies fail because they did not implement new ideas and accompanying …

In NtC 23, I explained the concept of skunk works, which grew out of work that started during World War II at Lockheed during the development of the first fighter jets. Skunk works teams are …

When you walk into your physician’s office for treatment, what do you expect from your doctor? You assume she is current on the latest medical information and that your care will be the best available. …

From one continent to another, we are on an unsustainable healthcare cost curve that threatens our ability to address problems such as climate change, income inequality, and sustaining economic growth. The revolutionary use of healthcare …