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Description
Information technology is rapidly changing the context for leadership. Leaders today touch a worldwide audience which not only includes immediate and remote workers but also other stakeholders such as customers and the general population. The communication with these stakeholders is not one-sided; these stakeholders often provide very quick feedback to business leaders via a variety of Internet-based media. Additionally, leaders are now in charge of workers who are increasingly engaged in virtual work. Leadership in this new context demands new skills in addition to old ones. Most organizational leaders have yet to understand what this new context is and what it means for leadership. This talk will focus on describing this new context and the issues it raises for both practice and research. It will also cover what we know from practice and research about how to lead in this new context.
Original video: Digital video cassette; 60 minute DVM; recorded symposium presentation titled "Leading in a Digital Age: What's Different, Issues Raised, and What We Know" March 6, 2010
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