Organizing for the 21st Century

Abstract

In 1994, MIT's Sloan School of Management began a global initiative to explore the future of organizations. This initiative was a joint venture between the Sloan faculty and a number of companies from around the world. Part of the early work of the initiative was to shape a clear understanding of the issues organizations must face and resolve in the coming years. We asked three of the principals in this important work to summarize their research approach as a way of setting the stage for this issue's discussion about organizing for the future.

Citation

Malone, T.W., Morton, M.S.S. and Russman Halperin, R. (1996), "Organizing for the 21st Century", Strategy & Leadership, Vol. 24 No. 4, pp. 7-10. https://doi.org/10.1108/eb054558