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MANAGEMENT PERSPECTIVES The April 2010 issue of Management Perspectives, our quarterly publication, is currently on-line. A longstanding debate has been “Is it possible, even useful, to separate what the issue is (content) from everything that surrounds it and has fed it (context)? Those who are frustrated by legacies, histories, and complexities seem to find it easier to set all that aside and just deal with the problem: almost like putting something under a microscope and only dealing with what you see. Stephen, the author of this article, is not of that school. He argues that content and context should stay intimately woven; that way we can get solutions that will work. Stephen is a principal with LIVE Consultants Inc., the organization which produces this publication.
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