Thought Leadership
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Competing to win
Shortening competitive time horizons leave ever less time for experimentation. Firms need to 'get it right' from outset
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Can China become a global leader?
Martin Wolf, chief economics commentator for the Financial Times, on Trump and China's global economic leadership
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Overcoming resistance to digital change
Leaders need to see the ways in which digital change is different
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Do Bitcoin and digital currency have a future?
Is digital currency such as Bitcoin a real investment opportunity or just the next Tulip mania? James Heskett flips a coin and asks his readers
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From driverless cars to pilotless aircrafts
Can new technologies break perception barriers?
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Trust matters the most in negotiations
To build trust, global negotiators should be aware of the role of trust or distrust in negotiations
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Of Chanakya's Spies, Bentham's Panopticon, China and India
Not only are we creating surveillance mechanisms that record and trail, but executing exchange, accounting and payment mechanisms that self-create these trails
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Elon Musk hates advertising and P&G is listening
We don't know whether Musk is too smart or too cheap to spend money on traditional advertising, but as a result, he created the most iconic automobile brand in the US
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Home -health care services for the elderly: Isn't it time to give them their due?
If the elderly are able to seek preventive, curative, rehabilitative health care services on their own, it will result in not only a reduction in morbidity but also a sense of independence and empowerment
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The talking cure: A closer look at the bull market in business storytelling
Business storytelling is popular now because it's a reliable way to reach an audience, according to the Boston-based consultant
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Scanning and responding to digital change
Digitisation requires organisations to keep a keen eye on the horizon and respond by bending their processes