Thought Leadership
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Inventing Products is Less Valuable Than Inventing Ideas
When companies create new products, they are often also inventing new ideas—and that's where the real value resides. Gautam Ahuja discusses why companies fall short in fully exploiting their intellectual capital.
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Metacognition and the utility of Self-awareness
Steve Fleming, the neuroscientist and Psychology Today columnist defines metacognition and the utility of self-awareness
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Taxis Vs. Uber: A Perfect example of Resistance to Change
Clinging to old business models, industry leaders risk being overtaken by innovative competitors
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Best Practices In Strategic Multichannel Fulfillment
Getting fulfillment right is much more mission-critical in a multichannel setting compared to a traditional brick and mortar setting
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Understanding the Globalization of Chinese Companies
Joel Backaler, author of China Goes West, talks of the globalization of Chinese companies and whether or not the West needs to be wary of them.
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First Know Yourself, Then Your Team
Understanding how an organisation works is not enough. To be truly effective, a leader must understand the unconscious motivations of people around them
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How to Multiply Talent
Leadership expert Liz Wiseman explains the differences between 'Multipliers' and 'Diminishers', and how to amplify the intelligence of the people around you
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Become a Value Creator
Managers who adopt a mindset to create value hold the key to becoming truly successful leaders, says Brian Hall
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The Value of Authenticity
Researchers find that when consumers assess products, they really want the real thing
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Influx of fast food into India may have an effect beyond the waistline
Our associations with fast food can induce greater impatience
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Thinking, East and West: Western companies and executives need a much deeper understanding of China
If western firms and their top executives are to meet this Chinese challenge, they need to think more deeply about how they do business with China