INSEAD
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In Search Of An Effective Innovation Policy
The innovation jargon has expanded exponentially with colourful analogies ranging from innovation corridors, clusters, poles, and valleys, to “disruptive” , ‘radical’and ‘incremental’ innovations
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Setting The Rules Of The Game: Corporate Governance And The Banking Sector
In banking, most of the time, it is first credit losses and sometimes trading losses that generate a panic
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Will Your Strategy Succeed?
Develop a capabilities driven strategy focusing on what you do, not what you make or sell
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The Next Microsoft: Here’s a partial list…
Giant networks like Facebook and Twitter coming on to the scene without any association to Google, I think you’re going to see their supremacy threatened and in fact diminished greatly over the next five years if not sooner
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How To Make Friends And Gain Influence … By Losing Employees
Fighting for the best talent is still important, but being able to let them go is also crucial as there are benefits in letting people go, whether in good or in bad economic times
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Private Equity In Asia: Hunting For Opportunities Beyond The Hot Markets
Funds in Asia are hunting for opportunities elsewhere than the Asian giants
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CSR: A New Model For Capitalism?
Corporate social responsibility and the notion of companies doing well by giving back to the community
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Trading Places: Although Reviled in Europe, Private Equity Comes Of Age In Asia
Nicholas Bloy (MBA ‘86D), co-Managing Partner of Navis Capital, speaks to INSEAD Knowledge Editor Stuart Pallister about the development of private equity in Asia
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Setting The Rules of The Game: Corporate Governance And The Banking Sector
In banking, most of the time, it is first credit losses and sometimes trading losses that generate a panic
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Bank Investments in Private Equity: An Unfair Advantage?
While there are clearly risks in combing bank and PE investing, are the bank-affiliated PE groups getting an unfair advantage?