Thought Leadership
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The Danger of Siloed Social Media
Many companies treat social media as a separate entity to their branding and marketing channels. Those able to integrate it with their brand and marketing strategy are the standouts
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Succeeding with four audience types
Business communication author Mary Ellen Guffey suggests specific strategies for succeeding with four common audience types
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Mobile Gaming: The New Battleground of China's Internet Economy
China's mobile gaming companies are using every trick in the book to lure users in what is now one of the world's largest and fastest growing gaming markets. Welcome to the new battleground in China's fast-changing internet economy
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Deploying Big Data To Recruit And Retain Talent
How Big Data can be use to better get to know their people and to create a setting that better suits their needs
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How to avoid 'perspective-taking failures'
Francesca Gino, the judgment and decision making expert discusses our inflated beliefs about ourselves and how to avoid 'perspective-taking failures'.
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Fixing the 'I Hate Work' Blues
Many employees report they are overworked and not engaged—a recent New York Times article on the phenomenon was titled, "Why You Hate Work." The problem, says Bill George, is that the way we design work stifles engagement. Here's the fix
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What You Should Know About the Alibaba IPO
CKGSB Professor Teng Bingsheng, an expert on the Chinese e-commerce sector, walks us through the issues involved in the Alibaba IPO, such as disclosures, the company's ownership structure and valuation.
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Forgiveness as a Business Tool
Forgiveness can make us a better person but does it make a better leader? An eye for an eye for an eye for an eye…ends in making everyone blind. (Mahatma Gandhi)
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How a family can guard a luxury brand: Lessons from Patek Philippe
Stern family has made its mark on Patek Philippe in three distinctive ways that contain useful lessons for other family businesses
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Seven Networking secrets of superstar sales professionals
Some relationship managers allow their social networks to grow haphazardly within the firm, but the superstars take a more strategic approach
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Leadership Character And Corporate Governance
This article suggests the eleven key dimensions of character that directors should consider in their governance roles