Thought Leadership
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Why CEOs should watch '12 Angry Men'
The script of the Oscar-winning movie '12 Angry Men' is a masterpiece on social influence and understanding influence without power
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Advantage Healthcare: Challenges and opportunities for India's IT Sector
Indian IT services firms should focus their sights on the domestic front, and target sectors whose technology needs have hitherto been unmet, such as healthcare
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How to hide bad news
How organisations deal with errors is critical but few seem to be able to do it well, writes a business school professor and expert
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Execs: Not getting enough sleep is nothing to brag about
Research shows that leaders perform better if they're not sleep deprived
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Why advertising safety isn't safe
Providing information that signals safety or quality may have a negative impact on sales, if it draws consumers' attention to product safety risks
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The quest for whole-brand authenticity
Companies must design their internal experience to authentically embody their external image
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Economic policy or nation building?
The movement from a cash to a cashless economy involves a few intricate steps. To understand them, let us consider the curious case of QWERTY keyboards
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Managing transitions in family businesses
All the factors that normally would help the family businesses on the business side of the transition may end up being a drag on the family side and vice versa
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Managing multicultural teams: What you should know
Fostering collective global leadership — and having a team learning orientation is a way to get there
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Doing the right thing?
A complex mix of culture, compensation, and relative moral standards makes it difficult for individuals in the financial sector to identify ethically right actions
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Data-driven decision making: Closing the skills gap
Kristina McElheran, assistant professor of Strategic Management at Rotman on navigating the realm of data-driven decision making