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Title: The end of the beginning


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  • The end of the beginning
  • The adaptive challenge

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This recession is different in severity and
structure
  • a single shock, bubble or supply-demand mismatch
  • Will accelerate fundamental and global
    discontinuities

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Gap Between The Richest And Poorest Countries
Ratio X 1
Year
Source UNDP, HDR, 1999
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Developed
Developing
Source UNDP, HDR, 1999
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Source UNDP, HDR, 1999
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Source UNDP, HDR, 1999
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Source UNDP, HDR, 1999
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Support Ratio Number of 15-64 yr. olds (of
working age) per person 65 and older
Source UNDP, HDR, 1999
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Source UNDP, HDR, 1999
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Mumbai
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10 Largest Cities In 1900 (In Millions)
  • Country Population
  • 1. London, United Kingdom 6.5
  • 2. New York, United States 4.2
  • 3. Paris, France 3.3
  • 4. Berlin, Germany 2.7
  • 5. Chicago, United States 1.7
  • 6. Vienna, Austria 1.6
  • 7. Tokyo, Japan 1.5
  • 8. St. Petersburg, Russia 1.4
  • 9. Manchester, United Kingdom 1.4
  • 10. Philadelphia, United States 1.4

Tertius Chandler, 4,000 Years of Urban Growth,
1987
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10 Largest Cities In 2015 (In Millions)
  • Country Population
  • Tokyo, Japan 26.4
  • Mumbai, India 26.1
  • Lagos, Nigeria 23.2
  • Dhaka, Bangladesh 21.1
  • São Paolo, Brazil 20.4
  • Karachi, Pakistan 19.2
  • Mexico City, Mexico 19.2
  • New York, USA 17.4
  • Jakarta, Indonesia 17.3
  • Calcutta, India 17.3

Tertius Chandler, 4,000 Years of Urban Growth,
1987
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Humanitys Ecological Footprint (1961 2005)
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Ecological Creditors and Ecological Debtors
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Ecological Creditors and Ecological Debtors
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Mastering the dilemma
survive
D
A
Optimize! Move the curve
Choose
C
Compromise
B
Choose
thrive
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The Adaptive Challenge
  • Problem type technical and (increasingly)
    adaptive

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Four Problem Types
Clear
Type 2
Type 1
Problem
Solution
Unclear
Clear
Type 4
Type 3
Unclear
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The Adaptive Challenge
  • Problem type technical and (increasingly)
    adaptive
  • Leadership and authority intelligence and power
    changing mix
  • Distributed responsibility alignment critical
  • New executive intelligence required

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Executive Intelligence
External
  • Business Intelligence
  • Increasing global competition
  • Ratcheting customer capital market demands
  • Contextual Intelligence
  • VUCA world
  • Time compression

Focus
Level
Micro
Macro
  • Inner/Inter Personal Intelligence
  • Increasing human collaboration
  • Expectations of next-gen talent
  • Organizational Intelligence
  • Hybridized hierarchic-networked models
  • Harnessing and liberating human energy

Internal
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The Adaptive Challenge
  • Problem type technical and (increasingly)
    adaptive
  • Leadership and authority intelligence and power
    changing mix
  • Distributed responsibility alignment critical
  • New executive intelligence required
  • People dont resist change
  • We resist loss
  • We need to learn
  • We require purpose

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The Adaptive Challenge
  • Problem type technical and (increasingly)
    adaptive
  • Leadership and authority intelligence and power
    changing mix
  • Distributed responsibility alignment critical
  • New executive intelligence required
  • People dont resist change
  • We resist loss
  • We need to learn
  • We require purpose
  • Adaptive leaders consciously generate capacity,
    not dependency

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The Adaptive Challenge
  • Problem type technical and (increasingly)
    adaptive
  • Leadership and authority intelligence and power
    changing mix
  • Distributed responsibility alignment critical
  • New executive intelligence required
  • People dont resist change
  • We resist loss
  • We need to learn
  • We require purpose
  • Adaptive leaders consciously generate capacity,
    not dependency
  • Adaptive organizations are designed to both
    harness and liberate human energy

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The Adaptive Challenge
  • Problem type technical and (increasingly)
    adaptive
  • Leadership and authority intelligence and power
    changing mix
  • Distributed responsibility alignment critical
  • New executive intelligence required
  • People dont resist change
  • We resist loss
  • We need to learn
  • We require purpose
  • Adaptive leaders consciously generate capacity,
    not dependency
  • Adaptive organizations are designed to both
    harness and liberate human energy
  • Manage the interaction between plans and
    experiments

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The Adaptive Challenge
  • Problem type technical and (increasingly)
    adaptive
  • Leadership and authority intelligence and power
    changing mix
  • Distributed responsibility alignment critical
  • New executive intelligence required
  • People dont resist change
  • We resist loss
  • We need to learn
  • We require purpose
  • Adaptive leaders consciously generate capacity,
    not dependency
  • Adaptive organizations are designed to both
    harness and liberate human energy
  • Manage the interaction between plans and
    experiments
  • Remember our strengths invariably become
    weaknesses!

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The Adaptive Challenge
  • Problem type technical and (increasingly)
    adaptive
  • Leadership and authority intelligence and power
    changing mix
  • Distributed responsibility alignment critical
  • New executive intelligence required
  • People dont resist change
  • We resist loss
  • We need to learn
  • We require purpose
  • Adaptive leaders consciously generate capacity,
    not dependency
  • Adaptive organizations are designed to both
    harness and liberate human energy
  • Manage the interaction between plans and
    experiments
  • Remember our strengths invariably become
    weaknesses!

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Eric Hoffter
In times of change, learners inherit the earth,
while the learned find themselves beautifully
equipped to deal with a world that no longer
exists.
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