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23 February The New Tasks of Government (...different...)

Drucker asserts that the new tasks of government will require more government rather than less.

Does this please you? How will we pay for this? Will it be effective?

The new tasks of learning will require more training rather than less.

Does this please you? How will we pay for this? Will it be effective?

Drucker also asserts that we will also need a new form of government - one that is designed to deal with:

1. The human habitat

2. Transnational actions

3. Abort the return of private armies and stamp out terrorism

Is the current form of training designed to deal with:

1. The knowledge worker

2. Multi-tasking and work-life balance

3. The impact that a single individual (inside or outside the company) can have on a company's brand and profitability?

Replies to This Discussion

Permalink Reply by Paul Terlemezian on March 3, 2016 at 9:46pm

Is it possible for more government to cost less than less government? Yes - with efficiencies that allow more workers to be more productive and hence generating more tax dollars as well as government being asked to do more with less as a device to motivate innovation.

How many pieces of mail did you receive 20-30-40 years ago (including email.) How many do you receive today? What did it cost per item back then to per item today

Is it possible that we could receive more learning today than 20-30-40 years ago at a lower cost.

What about efficiency you may ask? Good question - how efficient was training 20-30-40 years ago? How efficient is it today? Do we have an agreed upon method of measuring efficiency? Do we need one?