In the Shift

Economist and business expert John Kay has a new book out called Obliquity.  The main message is that we have got too caught up in numbers and measurement, and this has left us pursuing goals whose main justification seems to be that they can be spelt out in equations.  Kay calls this ‘bogus rationalisation’ and [...]

It’s been a busy couple of weeks.  All around, people are caught up in the frenzied run up to the Copenhagen.  Will there, won’t there be an agreement?  Is it better to have one or not?  There’s lots of blogging on this as you can imagine, and I’ll just flag up one of my colleague’s, [...]