Thought Leadership
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Becoming Global in Five Stages
The challenges to expanding globally are vast, but so are opportunities for those who learn to operate in this new global world
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While America Returns to Asia, China Regains Centrality
The global financial crisis caused by Wall Street’s hubris and a national credit addiction has accelerated Beijing relative rise
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Global Disruption by Social Media
The media has lost its stronghold over the production and distribution of knowledge. Consumers of media are now also producers of media.
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Why Feelings of Guilt May Signal Leadership Potential
Stanford GSB researchers find that how people respond to mistakes can be a "clue to who they are.”
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How Not To Get Stuck In the 'Commodity Trap'
The man who wrote the book on open-innovation explains how not to get stuck in the ‘commodity trap’
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How Geely Won Over Volvo
Geely established itself as the forerunner and beat other Chinese buyers
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Hello Robot, Goodbye Worker
How will the progress of IT and automation change the working world?
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Business Leaders Must Be More Ethical
Business schools not only need to sensitize their current students to the full range of their future responsibilities, but they should work with practicing professionals on their continuing education
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Tackling Wicked Problems Through Open Critical Inquiry
Traditional inquiries seek to eliminate a paradox by narrowing the definition of an issue, re-stating the problem, or hoping it will go away
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The Honeymoon Is Over For Evaluating Training And Development
How long can a honeymoon period last? In the case of evaluating training and development programs, remarkably enough, the answer is 40 or even 50 years. No wonder the concept is looking so worn-out
