Harnessing management innovation and principles of the Web to build organizations that are fit for the future
A pioneering experiment in large-scale problem solving from the Management Innovation eXchange (MIX) in collaboration with Saba and the Enterprise 2.0 Conference
Organizations face a set of challenges that lie outside the performance envelope of management-as-usual:
To tackle these challenges, organizations will need to become far more adaptable, innovative and inspiring than they are right now. Unfortunately the principles that underpin conventional management practices (such as hierarchy and command-and-control organizational structures) were developed 100 years ago and fall short of the demands of the 21st century. What we need is a fundamental retooling of traditional management practices—around Web-derived principles. After all, unlike most organizations, the Internet is already adaptable, innovative, and inspiring.
The Management 2.0 Hackathon is a large, online, problem-solving event that will harness the collective intelligence of progressive management practitioners and technologists from around the world, using a social networking platform to collaborate. The Hackathon is a hands-on, collaborative effort focused on generating fresh and practical answers to today’s management challenges, as well as equipping participants with the skills to become inspired management innovators. It is based on the MIX’s groundbreaking methodology that will help participants:
The companies that win in the tumultuous times ahead will be those that evolve their management practices faster than their competitors—and in the Management 2.0 Hackathon, you will learn how to do just that. You’ll also be part of a bold new experiment at the bleeding edge of management practice, and have a chance to be recognized for your ideas and learn from your peers.
