Thought Leadership
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Why artificial intelligence isn't a sure thing to increase productivity
As companies adopt artificial intelligence to increase efficiency, are their employees skilled enough to use those technologies effectively? Prithwiraj Choudhury looks to the US Patent and Trademark Office for a case study
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The four essential roles of a CEO
Twenty global business leaders share the attributes that make them effective
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Becoming a hyper-learning community: The future of business
Technology will transform how every business creates value, how it operates and how it is managed
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If you want to be rich, you'd better be born in, or emigrate to a rich country: Economist Branko Milanovic
A leading global economist explains the current state of global inequality
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How do parties bargain when negotiating in the glare of public spotlight?
Professor Deepal Basak and his colleague bring new insights from game theory to show what happens when negotiators gamble with public opinion, but in the public domain, not in private backrooms
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Successor's dilemma: To or not to take over an unethical family business
"Was the son or daughter obligated to join the family business if he/ she felt that the business was not ethical?"
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When a competitor abandons the market, should you advance or retreat?
Companies pay close attention when a competitor drops out of the market, according to new research by Joshua Lev Krieger. Too often, though, they come to the wrong conclusion
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Analytics for economic development and value creation - The age of the Neurons
Analytics should be used to drive innovation for real value addition
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Five practices of the most change-ready leaders
Highly successful CEOs in volatile environments delight in turning conventional leadership wisdom on its head
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The frightening future of data tyranny
The spectre of identity theft has yet to begin in India on an epidemic scale. When that happens we will face identity cross connections or even identity erasures, identity morphing, and identity avatars with or without our acquiescence