Thought Leadership
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Busting Innovation Myths
Sitting under an apple tree may have played a part in Isaac Newton’s law of universal gravitation but it takes more than an epiphany to innovate
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How can Chinese Companies compete in Global Markets?
Durairaj Maheswaran sees the globalization of companies in terms of a “Five C” model of competitive advantage. In simple terms, this model examines how a company's core benefit, competition, culture, corporate structure and country of origin impact its globalization strategy
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Should You Be a Specialist?
Stanford scholars explore how the path you take affects your career prospects
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Investors Without Borders
Foreign investments in emerging markets make them emerge even faster
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Is Leadership an Increasingly Difficult Balancing Act?
The notion that organizations increasingly will have to pursue transient strategic advantage rather than sustained advantage intensifies the challenge for leaders, says Professor Jim Heskett. What do YOU think?
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How Strategists Should Lead
A Harvard Business School professor reflects on what she has learned from executives about the unique value strategic leaders bring to their companies.
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How to leverage the intelligence of the crowd to drive exponential change
The wisdom of collectives is prolific and ubiquitous in the world of open innovation, where crowds are tapped to surface and solve problems, discover opportunities, create new products and design creative experiences. Most people don’t realize, however, that crowdsourcing, as a technique, has been around much longer than our current digital history
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Lower-tier Cities: China's Next Big Thing
Ogilvy & Mather’s Kunal Sinha believes that China’s lower-tier cities hold the key to the country’s growth
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Is Not the Price, Is the Value: Revisiting Copyright Economics
A registration system would enable the eventual introduction of a renewal system into the copyright term
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How to Negotiate with Jerks and Win
People who insist on playing hardball might not know any other way to negotiate — or they might be narcissistic jerks