Thought Leadership
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What the world can learn from Southeast Asia innovation
Southeast Asia is emerging as an innovation hotspot on the global map. The region now counts 10 unicorns valued at over $1 billion and over 50 companies that could reach this status in the years to come
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Corporate VC is booming, but is it what your startup needs?
A guide to choosing the right corporate investment for entrepreneurs
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The myth of algorithmic transparency
Critiques of AI decision-making systems often highlight the systemic impact of algorithmic biases. In a world where algorithms determine who has access to opportunities and information, they may perpetuate discrimination in who receives healthcare, legal protection, or government employment
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Why some firms beat the post-IPO slump
Fuqua Professor Christine Moorman and colleagues find an important connection between innovative businesses and risk-tolerant investors
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How we ended up with seventy-five years of unequal education
Will we take this opportunity of India at 75 and reflect and allow education to become an instrument of social change or make some of us feel disheartened again after 25 years about 100 years of unequal education?
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Founder or investor, who should be the 'keepers' of an enterprise?
Founders running crazy to achieve growth at all costs is not new to the world. But the investors in these companies are equally answerable. Here's how
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Why privacy measures can cause the monopolisation of online platforms
Banning third-party cookies can cause online ad-market concentration in the hands of the larger digital demand-side platforms. Thus, solutions are needed that allow the targeting of customers in a de-identified form and secure environments
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Cell phone data adds new detail to our picture of urban segregation
The movement of millions of phones shows that Americans experience less racial isolation once they get out of their neighborhoods
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Here's an idea: Don't steal my idea
The free flow of ideas in an organization is essential for maximizing potential and growth. It's critical to create a culture in which people feel psychologically safe, as well as willing to share and voice their ideas
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The rise of remote work requires next-level intercultural skills
Leadership in a multicultural world is difficult enough, requiring unique managerial skills. Throw a global pandemic into the mix, and those skills take on even greater importance. The inability to travel or meet in person has introduced a new work culture — online culture
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Building an 'ARMY' of fans: Marketing lessons from K-Pop sensation BTS
Few companies can boast a customer base as loyal and engaged as BTS fans. In a case study, Doug Chung shares what marketers can learn from the boyband's savvy use of social media and authentic connection with listeners