Identifying nine sources of human capabilities, the author maps them into an electromagnetic spectrum, and clubs them into three major categories that have an implication on business—network capability, internal capability and external capability.
Internal Capability
This is the heart of the talent framework, the significant and critical individuals who monitor the day-to-day activities in a business. Even as businesses become more digital, and geographically untethered, it is this internal talent that will drive change.
External Capability
This is the support arm, which can include agencies and marketplaces. This looks after need-based tasks for which internal capability is not required—work that can be easily managed through outsourcing.
Network Capability
This covers big-picture institutional partnerships where two or more organizations choose to work together formally or informally in order to multiply value for everyone.