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The document discusses leadership development in the context of rapid technological, demographic, and organizational changes reshaping the business environment. It highlights the evolution from traditional organizational structures to more collaborative and flexible models, driven by advancements such as Web 2.0. Additionally, it addresses the increasing demand for adaptability in workforce skills due to the emergence of new job markets and global competition.
L E A D E R D E V 01
- 1. Leadership Development Master Class SESSION 1 CONTEXT CREATION 1
- 2. Why context and issues first? 2
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- 5. Popular view 5
- 6. We all live in Dell-Wal*Mart-eBay-Google World! 6
- 7. 1999 Overtook Compaq as largest seller of PC’s in US 2004 Receive S250 million tax breaks from US Government 2005 Fortune Magazine – Placed first as most admired company in US 2007 Attorney General investigations class suits re financial performance 7
- 8. $ 256 billion in sales (first on the planet) 1 X IBM 1 X Dell 1 X Cisco $ 2 billion 1 X Microsoft 1 X HP 8
- 9. • $7 to $8 billion runs through the eBay platform every quarter • Every hour eBay registers 3,000 to 4,000 new users • 50 cents • €198,000 • £1.25 9
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- 13. Sergey Brin – 33 years of age – Net Worth $ 12.9 billion; Larry Page – 33 years of age – Net Worth $ 12.8 billion 29 – 30 years of age when Google listed 13
- 14. The Drivers of Change 14
- 15. Technology 15
- 16. • Alcatel and NEC test 3rd generation fibre optics • Sends 10 trillion bits per second via one single strand of fibre…
- 18. • 2006 – 47 million laptops shipped • Aim to ship 50 million, $ 100 laptops per year to developing countries • Predictions are that by 2049, a $ 1000 computer will be built that could outperform the computational capability of the entire human species
- 19. Information 19
- 20. The HeartMath Institute In 1930 – the norm was one telephone for every 50 workers…
- 21. Currently 2.7 billion searches every month on Google…
- 22. Approximately 3000 books published every day…
- 23. Total text messages sent every day exceeds the entire population of the planet…
- 24. Estimated that one weeks of information in the New York Times is more than one individual would have encountered in his entire life time in the 18th century
- 25. Demographics 25
- 27. If you are one in a million in China… There are 1300 people just like you In India it is 1100
- 28. The 25 % of the population with the highest IQ’s in China…
- 29. Is more than the entire population of North America… With India it is the top 28 %
- 30. This means they have more honours kids than the Americans have kids…
- 31. China will soon become the number one English speaking country in the world…
- 32. If you take every job in the US today and ship it to China… They will still have a labour surplus
- 33. The Nett Result 33
- 34. Collaboration 34
- 36. Web 1.0 was about (electronic) pages… Web 2.0 is about people (collaboration)
- 38. Wikipedia Facebook YouTube SKYPE Second Life Firefox
- 40. MySpace (106 million users) If it was a country it would have been the 11th largest in the world (somewhere between Mexico and Japan)
- 42. .. A fine day in 1995 1995
- 47. Immediacy 47
- 49. 9/11 2004 Tsunami 2008 US Primaries Olympics 2010 Soccer World Cup…
- 50. Unintended Consequences 50
- 52. Kryptonite ($ 10 million in ten days) American prisoner abuse scandal It takes one disgruntled employee…
- 53. Changing Workplace 53
- 58. Changing Workforce 58
- 59. US Department of Labour: Average learner will have 10-14 jobs By age 38
- 60. US Department of Labour: One out of four employees today have been employed for less than a year
- 61. US Department of Labour: More than one out of two workers are working for a company they have been working for less than five years
- 62. Ex US Secretary of Education Richard Riley: The top 10 in demand jobs in 2010 would not have existed in 2004
- 63. Ex US Secretary of Education Richard Riley: We are training people for jobs that don’t exist To use tools not yet developed To solve problems we don’t even know are problems yet
- 65. Boomers Gen X Gen Y 4500 4000 Births (in thousands) 3500 3000 2500 2000 1900 1910 1920 1930 1940 1950 1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010 Birth Year
- 67. “Organizations will still be critically important in the world, but as ‘organizers,’ not ‘empoyers’! – Charles Handy 67
- 68. In industrial organizations, the hierarchy outperformed natural organisation formats in terms of coordination and control. The introduction of the “Network Society” changed that – Manuel Castells 68
- 69. Off Shoring manufacturing… 69
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- 71. Outsourcing service… 71
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- 73. Outsourcing Products 73
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- 75. In sourcing 75
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- 79. Disparity 79
- 81. A warm day on the Highveld…
- 88. Individual Level • Who am I • How do I create balance and meaning • Ho w do I express me • How do I recreate myself
- 89. Organizational Level • How do we stay relevant (compete as world-class) • What do we do to transform so as to stay relevant (how do we organize) • Where do we find the capacity
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- 95. Discussion then Break 95
- 96. Discussion then Break 96