Helen Mayhew, Tamim Saleh, Simon Williams
Just because information may be incomplete, based on conjecture, or notably biased does not mean that it should be treated as “garbage.” Soft information does have value. Sometimes, it may even be essential, especially when people try to “connect the dots” between more exact inputs or make a best guess for the emerging future.
To optimize available information in an intelligent, nuanced way, companies should strive … [ Read more ]
Content: Quotation | Authors: Helen Mayhew, Simon Williams, Tamim Saleh | Source: McKinsey Quarterly | Subjects: Decision Making, IT / Technology / E-Business, Knowledge Management, Management
Value Creation Beyond TSR
In today’s interconnected economy, some companies are so central that their failure would cause significant disruptions to the economy and to society as a whole. In order to avoid the imposition of regulatory constraints on their business, such systemically important companies need to take a broader approach to value creation.
Content: Article | Authors: Andy Maguire, Jérôme Hervé, Tamim Saleh, Tawfik Hammoud | Source: Boston Consulting Group (BCG) | Subject: Management