Gary Hamel Quotes

All Too Often, A Successful New Business Model Becomes The Business Model For Companies Not Creative Enough To Invent Their Own.

Most Companies Don't Have The Luxury Of Focusing Exclusively On Innovation. They Have To Innovate While Stamping Out Zillions Of Widgets Or Processing Billions Of Transactions.

An Adaptable Company Is One That Captures More Than Its Fair Share Of New Opportunities. It's Always Redefining Its 'core Business' In Ways That Open Up New Avenues For Growth.

Companies Do Not Do New Things Because They Understand It But Because They Feel It.

Obviously, You Don't Have To Be Religious To Be Moral, And Beastly People Are Sometimes Religious.

During The Ten Years I Lived In The U.k., I Frequently Attended An Anglican Church Just Outside Of London. I Enjoyed The Energetic Singing And The Thoughtful Homilies. And Yet, I Found It Easy To Be A Pew Warmer, A Consumer, A Back Row Critic.

Truth Be Told, There Are Lots Of Companies That Provide Exemplary Phone Support. Directv, Virgin America And Apple Are A Few That Regularly Exceed My Expectations.

Power Has Long Been Regarded As Morally Corrosive, And We Often Suspect The Intentions Of Those Who Seek It.

It's Important To Remember That Innovators In Business Don't Always Get A Platform.

I Am An Ardent Supporter Of Capitalism - But I Also Understand That While Individuals Have Inalienable, God-given Rights, Corporations Do Not.

Fact Is, Inventing An Innovative Business Model Is Often Mostly A Matter Of Serendipity.

Businesses Fail When They Over-invest In What Is At The Expense Of What Could Be.