Many bits of wis­dom on doing the best work you can.

This PDF is from The Brawl With No Rules Series, 2002; the PPT, from 2006.

Twen­ty hard truths about pit­falls and oppor­tu­ni­ties. Also at ChangeTh­is.

A col­lec­tion of rarely used slides rang­ing from Chi­na’s emer­gence to outsourcing.

Writ­ten in 2002, this is Tom exhibit­ing great skill at being prescient.

A com­men­tary on the devel­op­er of modal con­tainer­iza­tion and the effects of it.

For get­ting a ten­u­ous grip on the rev­o­lu­tion­ary change that sur­rounds us.

Agili­ty is the key.

Chal­lenges for health­care professionals.

Emerg­ing health­care real­i­ties in the third millennium.

DID WE MAKE A DRAMATIC, LASTING, GAME-CHANGING DIFFERENCE?

Tom says busi­ness now is much the same as in 1982 when he co-wrote Search.

A baker’s dozen eter­nal ver­i­ties, such as: hire the best talent.

Sub­jects include the per­son­al­ized web, gam­i­fi­ca­tion, big data, etc.

Man­age­ment as alge­bra­ic func­tions, e.g., S = ƒ(…); “Suc­cess is a func­tion of …”

“The Change Tsuna­mi”: jobs; tech­nol­o­gy; glob­al­iza­tion; and war, warfight­ing & security.

Tom lists changes that have occurred and pre­dicts those that will occur—soon.

From the book Auto­mate This: How Algo­rithms Came to Rule Our World, by Chris Steiner.

A slides file of excerpts from Clive Thomp­son, in the Atlantic, Oct ’13.

Tom culls 7 rules for glob­al­iza­tion from Thomas Fried­man’s book The World Is Flat.

Tom gives his view of the way the world of busi­ness works cir­ca 2005 and beyond.

In the wake of 9/11, Tom pon­ders how to fore­stall anoth­er attack.

A look at The Break­ing of Nations: Order and Chaos in the 21st Cen­tu­ry, by Cooper.

Find 73 of Tom’s fave tips in this Pow­er­Point, e.g., social media, pow­er of algorithms.

Includ­ing chap­ters such as “And They Call It Sci­ence” and “Over-treat­ment.”

A look at qual­i­ty of care, tech­nol­o­gy, and the impor­tance of kindness.

Think­ing may be the most use­ful skill in years to come.

Con­nec­tiv­i­ty via the Inter­net: the accom­pa­ny­ing advances, changes, and challenges.

In 2002, Tom called the Web “THE 100% SOLUTION … THE WHOLE NINE YARDS.”

This 5‑slide set out­lines impor­tant points from Amar Bhidé’s book.

Tom’s 60th birth­day inspired this list of beliefs.

Tom gives his view of what’s wrong with edu­ca­tion and how to improve it.