Let me be the last person to fete the late management guru Peter Drucker. I was always a fan, but after his death I scrounged up some of his books to get a closer look. As I read chapters and essays from 20-30 years ago, I marvel at his prescience, as evidenced by the topics he covered and the points that he made: the information age, globalization, Social Security, and even performance scorecards are written about as if he had the hindsight of living in 2005. And I'm lucky if I read something I wrote from last year that still makes sense. The man was surely ahead of his time.
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