Comment by Paul Terlemezian on October 28, 2016 at 3:45pm

1. Understand what others do
2. Reinforce integrators
3. Increase total quantity of power
4. Increase shadow of the future (i.e. implications)
5. Increase reciprocity
6. Reward cooperation

Comment by David Ellis on November 12, 2020 at 12:29pm

Paul, a very positive TED talk. Thank you. For many years American industry has been removing layers of management so as to get closer to customers. Contrast this with US healthcare with so many layers of bureaucracy leading to much higher costs and much lower outcomes compared to so many other countries. Collaboration between the administration and the consultants, doctors, nurses and aides is a terrible challenge. Slowly improving but a long way to go. Similarly with universities and the friction between administration and the faculty and the priority of the needs of students.

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