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ABB

accountability

accounting

action orientation

“activist hedge funds”

activist shareholders

adaptability

agency problem

agenda for action

“Age of Agile”

Agile

definition of

at scale

understanding

Agile leaders

share buybacks and

stock market and

Agile Loans

Agile management

accounting and

before Agile Manifesto

at Cerner Corporation

commitment of

competitive advantage and

economic critique offered by

explaining to a CFO

financial critique offered by

goal of

hierarchy and

implementation of

implications of

legal critique offered by

in manufacturing

misunderstandings of

moral critique offered by

“New Age” talk and

operating under three laws

people management and

philosophical critique offered by

political critique offered by

practical critique offered by

practices

protecting from shareholder value thinking

at scale

spread of

strategy and

teams and

vs. traditional management

Agile managers

within the corporation

mastering role of

Agile Manifesto

Agile management before

first principle of

Agile movement

Agile Onboarding

Agile organizations

vs. bureaucratic organizations

hierarchy in

Agile software development, manifesto for

Agile teams. See also teams

agility, market-based approaches

Airbnb

Alcoholics Anonymous

alignment, autonomy and

Amazon

Kindle

Anthony, Scott

anthropologists

“anti-lean-startups” movement

Apache Software Foundation

Apple

iPad

iPhone

iPod

Music

“The Newton”

organizational change at

approach

Archstone

Arendt, Hannah

Aristotle project

ASUSTek

Auftragstatik

authority, hierarchy of

Autodesk

automakers

automobile industry

autonomous teams

autonomy

backlogs

backward-looking strategy, trap of

Bain & Company

Baldwin, Tammy

Barclays

Barnard, Chester

batches, working in

Beck, Kent

Beedle, Mike

behaviors, training for

benefits per cost

Benioff, Marc

Berkshire Hathaway

Berle, Adolf A., The Modern Corporation and Private Property

Bezos, Jeff

“big bang” change

Birkinshaw, Julian

Bjork, Aaron

BlackRock

board, support of

Boards of Directors

Borders

Bower, Joseph L.

Boynton, Andy

brand debt

Brooks, David

Brush, Michelle

the B Team

bubbles

bureaucratic organizations, vs. Agile organizations

business, real world of

business schools

California State Teachers’ Retirement System, known as CalSTRS

CALO

Caltius Capital Management

canals

Canon

Canton, Ohio

capitalism, vs. competition

Carlson, Curt

Innovation-for-Impact Playbook

Innovation: The Five Disciplines for Creating What Customers Want

Carlson’s Law

casino economy

Catherine II

“cellular church”

central bank

CEOs

Cerner Corporation

Agile Management at

Agile management at

Dev Academy

Dev Center

improvements to recruitment at

open source at

training problems at

training program at

change

managing

need for

as transformation

Cheyer, Adam

Chief Financial Officers

explaining agile management to

China, outsourcing to

Christensen, Clayton

Competing Against Luck

The Innovator’s Prescription

CH Robinson

Circuit City

Cirque du Soleil

Citibank

clarity

the Cloud

coaches

coaching

Coalition for Inclusive Capitalism

Coase, Ronald

Cockburn, Alistair

code ownership

code stewardship

coercion

Cohen, Michael D.

collaboration

customers and

innovation and

teams and

common physical space

communication

competence

competence-based interaction

hierarchy of

competition

vs. capitalism

competitive advantage

competitive rivalry

in international marketplace

strategy and

complexity

computers

Computer Sciences Corporation

concepts

Conscious Capitalism

continuous delivery

embracing

“cookie principle”

Copernican revolution

in management

Copernicus, Nicolaus

“corporate cocaine”

“Corporate Investment and Stock Market Listing: A Puzzle?”

corporate raiders

corporations. See also share buybacks; shareholder value

challenge for Agile managers within

customers and

as job destroyers

return on assets

cost-oriented economics trap

Credit Suisse

cross-functional teams

Csíkszentmihályi, Mihály

“culture fit”

Cunningham, Ward

customers

bargaining power of

creating

customer feedback

customer focus

delighting (see also Law of the Customer)

end-users

focus on

internal

Law of the Customer

loss of customer confidence

primacy of

as “product owners”

ultimate

vs. users

wants vs. needs

customization

daily briefing sessions

daily standups

DARPA (the Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency)

decision making

Dell Inc.

Deloitte, Center for the Edge

Deming, W. Edwards

Denning, Stephen, The Leader’s Guide to Radical Management

dependability

dependencies, at team level

deregulation

design thinking

detailed command

Dev Academy

Dev Center

“Dev Essentials”

DevOps

definition of

embracing

Dewey, John

digital competency, acquiring

directions

direction-setting, philosophy of

disciplined execution

Discovery Weekly

dis-economies of scale

disruption

Divine Right of Kings

“doing more of the same,” strategy of

dominant framework

dot-com frenzy

Drucker, Peter

Drucker Forum

Dubey, Abeer

Dunbar, robin

“Dunbar number”

Dunn, Grover

early adopters

economic critique

economic decline

The Economist

egalitarianism

electric utilities

“emergency-free software”

emerging age

enablement, philosophy of

end-users

enlightened self-interest

entrants, new

Ericsson

Network Management unit in

“essence of strategy”

Etsy

evaluation

“exceptions to the norm”

executive compensation

expectations, managing

experimenting

expertise, loss of

exploitation

exploration

externalization

Facebook

“feature flags”

features, eliminating

Financial Accounting Standards Board

financial crashes

financial crisis of 2008

financial critique

financial development, effect on growth

financial engineering

financial sector

growth of

impact of shareholder value theory on

size of

Financial Times

Fink, Laurence

Fishman, Charles

focus

“fog of war”

Follett, Mary Parker

Ford, Paul

Fowler, Martin

Freedman, Lawrence

friction

Friedman, Milton

Capitalism and Freedom

Friedman, Tom, That Used to Be Us

Fuji-Xerox

gaming the system

“garbage can management”

“garbage can” theory of organization

GE

generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP)

German manufacturing, vs. U.S. manufacturing

Gerstner, Louis

getting to “done”

Git

GitHub

Gladwell, Malcolm

Global Agility Hackathon

globalization

glossary

Goebel, James

golden ages

Goldman Sachs

Goldratt, Eliyahu

goods

Goodwin, Doris Kearns, The Bully Pulpit

Google

People Analytics division

Gorski, Peter

gradualist bottom-up approach

Great Recession

Grenning, James

groups

action orientation and

size of

Gulati, Ranjay, Reorganize for Resilience

Hackman, Richard

Hagel, John

Hamel, Gary

Harding, Robin

hardware

Harrison, John

Harry, Brian

Harvard Business Review

Harvard Business School

HDTV

health care

hierarchy

Agile management and

of authority

of competence

mindset and

pyramidal

Highsmith, Jim

“high-tech anthropology”

holacracy movement

Honda

Hornung, Paul

housing bubble

HP

Huillard, Xavier

humanist management

Hunt, Andrew

Icahn, Carl

ideas, transformative

IHS Jane

information

Innosight

Innovation-for-Impact Playbook

innovation(s)

impact of shareholder value theory on

“innovate or die”

market-creating

resources diverted from

in short stages

technology and

institutional investors

integration, ensuring continuous

internal customers

international marketplace, competition in

International Monetary Fund (IMF)

the Internet

Internet of Things (IoT)

interruption, avoiding

Intuitive Surgical spin-off

investors

“invisible hand”

iteration

Jackson, Chris

Japan

JCPenney

Jeffries, Ron

Jensen, Michael

Jensen, Michael C.

“CEO Incentives—It’s Not How Much You Pay, But How”

“Theory of the Firm”

Jobs, Steve

organizational change and

Johnson, Chris

Jones, D. T., The Machine That Changed the World

JPMorgan Chase

Kanban

definition of

Karpoff, Jonathan

Karras, Alex

Katzenbach, Jon

Kauffman Foundation

Kepler, Johannes

Kern, Jon

Kickstarter

Kim, W. Chan, Blue Ocean Strategy

Kindle

Kittlaus, Dag

Kleiner, Art

knowledge

knowledge work

Kodak

Kostin, David

Kotter, John

Kuhn, Thomas

The Structure of Scientific Revolutions

Laloux, Frederic

language

large-scale operations, through platforms

Law of the Customer

practices of

Law of the Network

Law of the Small Team

common practices of agile small teams

mindset and

practices of

as presumption

Lazonick, Bill

leadership

leadership tools

unlearning

lean

definition of

“lean manufacturing”

lean startups

lean-startup thinking

Learning Consortium for the Creative Economy

Lee, D. Scott

legal critique

Lehman Brothers, collapse of

Lenzi, Lou

Lyft

Ma, Jack

The Machine That Changed the World

Mackey, John

Magretta, Joan, Understanding Michael Porter

Mainardi, Cesare

management

Agile (see Agile management)

Copernican revolution in

management thinking

management tools

management traps

traditional vs. Agile

management journals

“managerial capitalism”

Manifesto for Software Development. See also Agile Manifesto

manufacturing

Agile management in

U.S. vs. German

March, James G.

Marick, Brian

Mark, Bill

market-based approaches

market-creating innovation

impact of share buybacks on

market-creating value propositions

four components of

market leadership

markets, studying

Marshall, Barry

Martin, Gerald S.

Martin, R.

Martin, Robert C.

Martin, Roger, Fixing the game

Maslow, Abraham

Mason, Paul

mass production

mastery

Mattis, James

Mauborgne, Renée, Blue Ocean Strategy

Mayo Elton

McChrystal, Stanley

Team of Teams

McGrath, Elizabeth

McGrath, Rita Gunther, The End of Competitive Advantage

McGregor, Douglas

McKinsey & Company

McManus, John

McMaster, H. R.

Mead, Margaret

Means, Gardiner C., The Modern Corporation and Private Property

Meckling, William H.

“Theory of the Firm”

unanticipated risks of

the media

Mellor, Steve

Mendel, Gregor

Menlo Innovations

mentorship

methodology

micromanaging, avoiding

Microsoft

Developer Division

Executive Briefing Center

implementing Agile at scale

investing in people

Office

Team Foundation Server team

Visual Studio Team Services

Windows Division

mindset

“minimum viable product”

mission command

mobility, engineering

monetary policy

monetization

money, low-cost

Monitor Group

moral critique

Morningstar

Moser, Harry

Motorola

multidisciplinary thinking

Murphy, Kevin J., “CEO Incentives—It’s Not How Much You Pay, But How”

Murray, Alan

Musk, Elon

NABC (need, approach, benefits per cost, competition)

need

Netflix

networks

compelling goals and

comprising small groups

horizontal vs. vertical

Law of the Network

legal framework of

network model

organizations as

size of

as sum of small groups

new conceptual framework

Newett, Ed

“The Newton”

NFL

Nokia

Nonaka, Ikujiro, “The New New Product Development Game”

noncompete agreements, proliferation of

noncustomers, understanding

nonusers, explicit attention to

Noonan, Peggy

nuclear winters

Nunes, Paul

obliquity, principle of

offshore, urge to

Ogle, Matt

Olsen, Johan P.

openness

open source, at Cerner Corporation

operating at scale

operational agility

at enterprise level

at team/unit level

operational management

opportunity pull

options reasoning

organizations

bureaucratic vs. Agile

network model of

as networks

organizational culture

organizational structure

organizational tools

outcome-oriented decision making

outputs

oversimplification, risk of

ownership

P&Ls

Packer, George

Paine, Lynn S.

pairing

paradigm shifts

new management paradigm

in science

partners

pension funds

people

investing in

people management

Perez, Carlota

Technological Revolutions and Financial Capital: The Dynamics of Bubbles and Golden Ages

Technological Revolutions and Techno-Economic Paradigms

personalized services

Peters, Tom

Petraeus, David

philosophical critique

Pink, Dan

Pisano, Gary

through platforms, large-scale operations

platforms

political critique

politicians

Polizzotto, Len

Polman, Paul

Ponzi schemes, reverse

Porter, Michael

five forces of

“How Competitive Forces Shape Strategy”

portfolio approach

Potemkin, Grigory

power tools

practical critique

pre-paradigm phase

price gouging

PricewaterhouseCoopers

“The Future of Industries: Bringing Down the Walls”

principle of obliquity

principle of total openness

processes

producers

productivity, worker compensation and

product life cycle, shortening of

product malleability, increasing

“product owners”

products, substitute

“profit potential of an industry”

progress, monitoring

prosperity

creating

simulation of

prototypes

psychological safety

Ptolemy, Claudius

public policymakers, buybacks and

punishments

purpose

quality, building

radical transparency

rail

rating agencies

Reagan, Ronald

recruitment

regulators

regulatory debt

Reichheld, Fred

Relational Investors

Research in Motion

Reshoring Initiative

Resnick, Alice

retrospective reviews

Reuters

revolutionary science

Rigby, Darrell K., “Embracing Agile”

Riot Games

Roman Catholic theology

Roosevelt, Franklin D.

Rosenberg, Jonathan, How Google Works

Royal Bank of Scotland

Rozelle, Pete

Rumsfeld, Donald

Saab, Gripen fighter jet

Saddleback Church

Salesforce

Samsung

Sarnoff Corporation

scale

dis-economies of scale

operating at

through platforms

scenarios

Schmidt, Eric, How Google Works

Schwaber, Ken

Schwieters, Norbert

science, paradigm shifts in

Scrum

Scrum Alliance Inc.

Sculley, John

SD Learning Consortium (SDLC)

Sears

“secret sauce”

sector boundaries

collapse of

sectors, lost

Securities and Exchange Act

Rule 10b-18

Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC)

self-forming teams

services

share buybacks

Agile leaders and

Agile managers and

beneficiaries of

defending

growth of

trap of

shareholders, focus on

shareholder value. See also shareholder value thinking

degraded version of theory

philosophical origins of

shareholder value thinking

theory of maximizing

trap of

true

unanticipated risks of

unsound legal case for

shareholder value thinking

origins of

principal goal of

protecting Agile management from

share prices

fixing

Shaughnessy, Haydn

Sheridan, Richard

Shih, Willy

Shiller, Robert, Finance and the Good Society

short cycles, work in

short-termism

Siemens

Silicon Valley

Simon, Herbert A.

Sinclair, Upton

Sinofsky, Steven

Siri

the Skoll Foundation

Skype

small groups

Small Team, Law of the

Smith, Adam

The Theory of Moral Sentiments

Wealth of Nations

Smith, Douglas

software. See also specific companies and applications

growing role of

software developers

software development

Sony

Southwest Airlines

Spotify

Discovery Weekly

SRI Card

SRI International

Artificial Intelligence Center

Innovation-for-Impact Playbook

NABC value proposition for Siri

Siri and

SRI’s “NABC Value Proposition” for Siri

Stalk, George

standups, daily

Stanford Research Institute. See also SRI International

Starbucks

startups

“anti-lean-startups” movement

lean startups

partnering with

State Street Bank

steel

Stern School of Business

Stewart, Matthew, The Management Myth

Stiglitz, Joe

stock market. See also share buybacks; shareholder value

agile leaders and

stock-price manipulation

Stout, Lynn, The Shareholder Value Myth

Strategic Agility

path to

principles of

as by-product of operational agility

strategy

as activity rather than place

business

competition and

emancipation of

“essence of”

history of

information-based approach to

military

organizationally inclusive

Porter’s five forces model of

strategic design

strategic planning

top-down approach to

Strategy & Leadership

strategy consultants

strengths, building on existing

structure

substitute products

Summers, Larry

Sun Tzu, The Art of War

suppliers, bargaining power of

support, ensuring top-level

“sustainable competitive advantage”

Sutherland, Jeff

“Embracing Agile”

Sutherland, J. J.

Sweetman, Bill

Takeuchi, Hirotaka

“Embracing Agile”

“The New New Product Development Game”

targets, identifying

tax relief, prospect of

Taylor, Frederick

Taylorism

teams. See also Law of the Small Team

accountability and

autonomy of

bureaucratic vs. Agile

changing team membership

collaboration among

command of

cross-functional

dependability of

exchange of staff between

five key dynamics

high-performance

impact of work

language of

meaning of work

motivation and

as product

psychological safety of

self-forming

self-managing

self-organizing

size of

structure and clarity

“team fit”

team ownership

of teams

traditional management and

trust and

in the U.S. Army

technical debt

technology

adaptability and

innovation and

telecommunications

Tesla

Model S

Thatcher, Margaret

Thiel, Peter

thought leaders

3D printing

throughput accounting

Timken Company

TimkenSteel

toll collecting

Tooker, Jeanie

top-down big bang approach

top-down bureaucracies

Total Cost of Ownership Estimate

total openness, principle of

Toyota

traditional management

vs. Agile management

teams and

trainers

training

transformation

transformative ideas

transparency

trust

teams and

Twitter

Uber

UBS

ultimate customers

Unilever

United Airlines

unlearning

U.S. Air Force

U.S. Army

Task Force in Iraq

U.S. Defense Department

U.S. economy, excessive financialization of

users

vs. customers

existing

U.S. Financial Crisis Inquiry Commission

U.S. manufacturing, vs. German manufacturing

value. See also shareholder value more value from less work

systematic extraction of (see also share buybacks; value extraction)

value creation, virtuous cycle of

value-creation forums

value-driven perspective

value extraction

growth of

vicious cycle of

value-propositions, four components of market-creating

value propositions, NABC value proposition

Van Bennekum, Arie

Ventkataraman, Anand

vision

Volkswagen

von Clausewitz, Carl, On War

Von Moltke, Helmuth

Auftragstaktik

VUCA (volatile, uncertain, complex, ambiguous) world

Warby Parker

Warren, Rick

waterfall implementation

Waterman, Abraham

Waterman, Robert

Welch, Jack

Wells Fargo

WhatsApp

White, Mary Jo

Wiens, Jacob

Wikipedia

Wilmot, Bill

Winarsky, Norman

Womack, J. P., The Machine That Changed the World

work

impact of

limited

meaning of

in short cycles

without interruption

work cycles

work jams

worker compensation, productivity and

workforce

discouraged

impact of shareholder value theory on

work-in-progress, limiting

work jams

work teams, self-managing

Wulf, Julie

zero-sum proprietary trading in derivatives

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