Economics Aug 15, 2022 Ed Morrison The economics we carry around in our heads is based on some pretty flimsy assumptions. >> The notion that if
Evolution Toward Large-Scale Transformation Aug 5, 2022 Ed Morrison Here are some thoughts on how large scale transformations happen by linking and leveraging assets through networks. Yesterday, I was
Innovating Networks Jul 26, 2022 Ed Morrison Heading into the weekend, I will be teaching a doctoral-level course on strategy. The course presents much of the research
Entrepreneurial Ecosystems Jul 5, 2022 Ed Morrison Developing entrepreneurial and innovation ecosystems matters to regenerate our economies. But too few civic and political leaders know why this
The Importance of Reflective Practice: Learning as You Do Jun 12, 2022 Ed Morrison Put on your boots. In this post, we are heading into the swampy lowlands of real-world problems. The Swampy Lowlands
Transformation Jun 1, 2022 Ed Morrison A deep transformation is taking place across every organization, every region, and every economy. It’s a shift from closed, linear
Collaboration May 24, 2022 Ed Morrison In completing the research for my dissertation last year, I uncovered a surprise: the most insightful work on collaboration was
Entrepreneurial Ecosystems May 12, 2022 Ed Morrison There’s no formula for building entrepreneurial ecosystems, but there is a logic to it. For the past six months, a
Action Research and Reflective Practice Apr 21, 2022 Ed Morrison How do promising management practices evolve? It’s a tough question. THE CONVENTIONAL PATHWAY Typically, scholars construct new theories from their
Technical and Adaptive Problems Apr 15, 2022 Ed Morrison Have you ever picked up the wrong tool to do a job? Perhaps a screwdriver too big or pliers too