2026

Open Data Does Not Mean Accessible Data: The Next Frontier of Transparency in the Public Sector

When people talk about innovation, the conversation often goes straight to technology. In the public sector, however, innovation is about who delivers greater value to citizens.

From Theory to Practice – and from Practice to Innovation: How Knowledge Evolves with Technology

In 2018, two colleagues and I published a study in Mundo PM magazine whose central question remains highly relevant today.

RFID: When a Chip the Size of a Pinhead Knows More than You Think

How Radio Frequency Identification is Redefining Processes, People, and Productivity in Organizations

Innovation: Why Knowing What to Forget Is Just as Important as What to Remember

If the five most experienced people on your team were to leave the company tomorrow, how much of your organizational institutional knowledge would walk out the door with them?

The resource that organizations have but fail to recognize

When an organization’s greatest strategic asset is invisible to it

Innovation without thought: the invisible risk in organizations

The algorithmic efficiency trap and the urgency of strategic reflection

Organizational socialization and innovation: the strategic potential of integrating new employees

The arrival of new employees in an organization represents much more than an administrative hiring process.

Mercosur-European Union trade agreement, in perspective

After nearly three decades of negotiations, the Mercosur-European Union agreement was finally signed on January 17 in Asunción by the leaders of the two blocs.

Beyond Dualism: Innovation as an Expression of the Interdependence between Stability and Change

Organizations thrive on fetishes, and one of the most ubiquitous is the fetish for change. As a result, many organizational change processes that aim for greater innovation paradoxically end up generating greater inertia.