Generations of Change
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When the Corporate Executive Board throws its annual black-tie bash, staffers call it "the prom." At last month's company-wide yearly review meeting, bosses decked out in goofy get-ups did YouTube parodies. A recent staff meeting ended with an office bowling party, open bar included.
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Where some see stasis, those of us of a certain age tend to see slow-swinging pendulums. Where some perceive exciting ideas as brand new, others perceive in them shades of the past.
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BusinessWeek Online - If ever I'm in danger of overlooking the cultural changes within Corporate America during the past 20 years, I need only recall my childhood visits to Dad's office at a New York publishing house.
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The next generation of dad's words prompting action.
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A hip-hop style helps bring a generation gap into full view.
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Parents have been doting over their  offspring for a very, very long time, it seems.
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Do future generations need a legal representative today to protect their interests? Some legal and environmental scholars think so.
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Let the past put current conditions in perspective.
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A new type of librarian is emerging: think Dewey Decimal meets Generation X.
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Small additions can lead to big changes.
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By Scott Sexton, Winston-Salem Journal, N.C.  Feb. 13--Change comes slowly to the mountains, whether it's the thousands of years it took rivers to carve the breathtaking valleys and gorges or the decades it's taking to change the way people think about their stewardship of the land.
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Meet the twixters. They're not kids anymore, but they're not adults either. why a new breed of young people won't--or can't?--settle down
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A generation of mothers has begun a consciousness-raising that is almost old-fashioned except for the technology involved.
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Ten thinkers and scientists that could change the world.
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Not long ago, workers in their 40s were closer to the end of their careers than the beginning, already hearing retirement's siren song. Today, by choice or by chance, many 40-somethings (and 50- and 60-somethings) are starting over, seeking new jobs or even new careers.
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A new generation of psychologists is exploring the way people change what they think and believe in order to achieve peace of mind. Happy birthday, 'cognitive dissonance.'
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The things that kill us in IT center around being forced to work within the confines of legacy infrastructural decisions and processes, and more importantly, how any change that occurs (for good or bad reasons) will at best fix one tactical issue, but that will more than likely cause other problems.  We hope the new problem will be better than the old, or at least will become someone else's issue.