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General Electric: the Jack Welch model, rise and fall

For this new article in the “Business stories” series, and after seeing how Boeing's setbacks are in no way a problem of expertise but rather of corporate culture (Boeing: a culture and a slogan can kill a business) and how the Titanic disaster could have been avoided with different management and, above all, different compensation models (Titanic: autopsy of a managerial disaster), today we are going to talk about an iconic business and leader, namely General Electric and Jack Welch. GE is a rather special business for me, as is its iconic...

General Electric: the Jack Welch model, rise and fall

For this new article in the “Business stories” series, and after seeing how Boeing's setbacks are in no way a problem of expertise but rather of...

What does achieving digital transformation means ?

business model, culture, digitalisation, GE, Jeff Immelt, maturité, opérations, process, rentabilité, transformation digitale

Digital transformation : The return of custom software ?

Businesses must be agile to keep the pace of the new business cases of digital transformation. In this context, the cloud looks like a...

Social Business and Enterprise 2.0 perspectives for 2014. Hint : it’s not about adoption and poorly digital

After a somber assessment of the current situation, here come not the annual predictions that seldom become reality and are more like prophecies we...

GE, enterprise 2.0 since….1989

One of the the most frequently mentioned enterprise 2.0 successful project is General Electric's SupportCentral. It's true that their numbers are really impressive even...

Techno populists come to power at Unilever, GE…and in your company ?

I discovered the term "techno-populist" while reading this businessweek article. This expression, originally due to Forrester, designates people who flout their company's IT policies...

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