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Competitive Centricity, the world of us and them

A company’s centricity refers to the common set of ideas, values and norms used in decision making and mobilizing resources in the market. Prior posts covered the idea of centricity and four basic types of centricity as well as how you know where your centricity rests.   This post covers competitive centricity.

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Developing Leadership Skills for the Virtual Workplace

The transition to virtual workplaces requires IT managers to adapt their skills, focusing on effective communication and employee engagement. As remote work grows, digital tools and training become essential for maintaining productivity and trust. Managers must balance technology with personal interaction to foster collaboration and support their teams effectively.

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Bringing Shadow IT Into the Light

Shadow IT refers to unauthorized use of technology that can speed up workflows but also poses security risks. While it arises from employee demands and overwhelmed IT departments, embracing shadow IT can enhance innovation and agility. Companies should manage these assets carefully, aiming for governance and collaboration between IT and employees to mitigate risks.

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