Gary Hamel: Reinventing the Technology of Human Accomplishment

Watch Gary Hamel, celebrated management thinker and author and co-founder of the Management Innovation eXchange (MIX), make the case for reinventing management for the 21st century. In this fast-paced, idea-packed, 15-minute video essay, Hamel paints a vivid picture of what it means to build organizations that are fundamentally fit for the future-and genuinely fit for human beings. It's time to radically rethink how we mobilize people and organize resources to productive ends. Here's how we start.
This video is an excerpt from the University of Phoenix Distinguished Guest Video Lecture Series.

[@leadership30]

"Human beings have the essential qualities that many of our organisations lack"... superb quote Gary! What a powerful thought that the way we manage companies has not being innovated significantly for more than 100 years.

[@jan-christianschraven9094]

I keep on watching this again and again for almost 8 years. This is the best management related video I have seen forever. Hope it keeps on spreading around. Thanks Gary for sharing your thoughts. This is a milestone

[@brendanwenzel]

It's not about getting other companies to listen. It's about creating our own companies that employ these ideas. We can't change other people, but we can change ourselves and the things we control.

[@JanKlimo]

There's a team of 21 people responsible for animation, if you watch the credits. I think he presented in front of a blank background and it has all been animated in post-production.

[@iggymach]

Wow!!! Best presentation ever!! Regardless of the subject, which you may or may not agree with, this man really knows how to capture your attention.

[@barbarasalazar9588]

Hee Haw

[@HemrikMarine]

Hope to carry this principals out in my organisation one day. Wake up people, and adapt yourself and your organisation to this type of thinking. Employees are youre greatest good. Whe hold the keys to get something done.

[@tessawest6045]

Saw this for the first time today. I'm going to keep going back to it. Great ideaology and one that should be implemented by all worldwide organisations, big or small. Loved it!

[@Talentcoach1]

Fast4ward. Direct. Inspiring. Confronting. Kind of wake up call. Thanks!

[@serenagoh6370]

excellent pitch to rethink management for our generation

[@fragitude]

Employees First Customers Second is a great book that I would highly recommend.

[@rodneytpirp]

Amazing , Inspiring The best ever content ( message ) and presentation in 100 years. Congratulations Mr. Hamel. You really nailed a century of the essential purpose in life to be human and promote progress for all human beings. Rodney

[@PraveenSinghv]

Thank you Gary Hamel

[@badtamal]

This is so inspirational and so relevant in this times of crisis, the pandemic times just accelerated all kinds of process and time is running faster than Gary's tongue, nevertheless made me work harder to accomplish what he ir preaching

[@heimohanninen]

so true, evolution does not work in bigger organizations, gotta have those revolutionary guys who dare to try something else and not driven by official incentives but vision better future and honest care about people

[@JordanCohen23]

The most important video I have ever seen!!!

[@Gymbruden]

Hamel is fantastic. Can't believe this video doesn't have more views than this. This has inspired me to read one of Hamel's books. Any idea which one is the best?

[@HowDogTV]

Kick Ass! Solid man, I have more faith in the future after watching that.

[@anellerugebregt6061]

Thumbs up!

[@russellbledsoe2722]

Great presentation but I would add that innovation does not always happen because of effective management. Henry Ford long thought of the automobile prior to the concept of management. Because of his innovation, the assembly line was formed (effective management). I will concede that if you are stating innovation requires effective management than effective management requires innovation and if that is the point of your presentation; I get it.

[@travelers3287]

Great speech Thanks Prof. Hamel

[@IwpaAu]

Love this - fit for humans brilliant!!

[@agustinruizsanudo6634]

Which program is that??!! Please Tell me!!

[@NanasWorld777]

Interesting & inspiring !

[@EhabElia]

A side question, anybody knows anybody who knows how the lips screen sync is working?

[@applemlm]

Completely agreed.

[@AdeelKhan1]

Question: Which software was leveraged in order to create the slides? If I may ask. Thank you.

[@abdatelmehdi7213]

Such a great video !!! Anyone knows companies/agencies who can deliver such keynotes?

[@abdikhanimohamed4592]

Please discuss the emerging trends in financial management

[@RachelLHearn-wl5mq]

Yes!

[@gdoumerc1984]

The REAL question is "How do we get companies to listen and employ this point of view?" As far as I can see, not too many will be so accomodating in giving up their rigid heirachies and top-down authority.

[@dc00020021]

Good presentation! Does anyone know what software he is using for his presentation? I need it!

[@MarwanAljahani]

What a great visual presentation! Do you know the program he used?

[@karlaguillenarestegui7153]

???

[@kennethwelch1347]

great presentation

[@cwr8618]

Was semiconductor listed twice?

[@jeremykriska2822]

Ya I noticed that too lol

[@SidneyBatistaFilho]

Excelente!

[@Ivanmmful]

no esta en Español? Alguien sabe?

[@RikardKrvaric]

You have to have a management that will not fire you or punish you, for pointing out silly/stupid decisions they are making... So it has to start with management.. companies have hundreds of people ready to point out the silly/stupid decisions...

[@abstractshit]

Nice presentation; does anybody know what software he is using with the projection? Is it prezi?

[@jorgetejadamiranda1351]

Very interesting

[@bradickcleare2293]

Which presenter software is being used?

[@marthadenton928]

I don't know if he used Keynote to make this presentation, but you could do this presentation in Keynote.

[@NesparKiwi]

the past 100 years of invention are there because of the past of human intellect.

[@MatthieuLebas]

powerpoint with 300 hours of editing

[@KleinmeisterPang]

For sure this wasn`t PowerPoint!!!!!! I wish to know also what kind of software that was, but he had a macbook for sure...

[@cwr8618]

could've been a prop?

[@KleinmeisterPang]

probably keynote... thats an innovative presentation software made by apple, but I am not 100% sure =)

[@katelangwick4136]

Some interesting points but just can't get over the patriarchal overtones - Male presenter presents male management pioneers of the early 20th century and male management pioneers of the 21st century. Groundbreaking.

[@fauxgrace]

What a beautiful man. :O

[@evieadette1523]

👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏

[@kristelkarso]

I'm not sure I agree management was invented with Ford. How about with the dutch VOC?

[@cwr8618]

Ford. Now get back to work!

[@DirtyShirt1914]

I disagree. I think that you might be basing your argument on experiences that you have on management that was invented 120 years ago. He is saying that as a manager you have the ability to incorporate these new cutting edge ideas into your management style and change what it means to manage a business. It will not happen over night and not every idea is golden but he is trying to encourage folks to not be afraid of trying or change.

[@marthadenton928]

With some work with after effects.

[@chengqian6397]

龙须睿观影团

[@ljga02]

lol me too

[@MrSharkyful]

He's total fool aiming to people that doesn't know to much about management by selling them fairy tales ...

[@PraveenSinghv]

Thank you Gary Hamel