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Issue Lit
Consumer Products

Making Customer Segmentation Deliver

by Corey Yulinsky
As the ability to gather sophisticated data grows, here’s a four-step process for making segmentation drive improved performance.
 
Marketing, Media & Sales

A Collaborative
Approach to
Marketing

by Edward C. Landry,
Thomas Ripsam, and
Namit Kapoor
Four steps to implementing a shared-services model to capture scale and develop advanced capabilities.
Strategy & Leadership

The Top 10 M&A Fallacies and Self-Deceptions

by Barry Jaruzelski,
Marian Mueller, and
Peter Conway
With merger and acquisition activity heating up, here’s a due diligence checklist for regaining clarity.
Technology


A Better Way to Battle Malware

by Tim Laseter and
Eric Johnson
 
Emulating the methods used to transform production quality could clean up the Internet — and might even pay for itself.
 
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Thought Leaders

An Interview with Manfred F.R. Kets de Vries

INSEAD’s expert on leadership development clarifies how self-awareness can break the destructive pattern of corporate narcissism.
Conversation: Sylvia Ann Hewlett and Ripa Rashid argue that corporate leaders are overlooking one of the most enthusiastic, capable sources of talent in the world: women in emerging markets
Interview: Meg Wheatley, an expert on innovative leadership, warns that too many companies are reverting to fear-driven management
Interview: Ahmet C. Bozer, president of Coca-Cola’s Eurasia and Africa Group, explains how the world’s largest beverage company has delegated major decision making to individual markets
Business Literature
Best Business Books 2011

Best Business Books 2011

Our annual review: James O’Toole on Ethics and Aspirations, Phil Rosenzweig on Strategy, David K. Hurst on Management, David Warsh on Economics, Catharine P. Taylor on Marketing, Barbara Kellerman on Leadership, and Michael Schrage on Technology.
Author's Choice Carl J. Schramm, author of Good Capitalism, Bad Capitalism, and the Economics of Growth and Prosperity, introduces a lesson in power and the sources of good jobs from The Coming Jobs War, by Jim Clifton
Highlights from the Decade strategy+business published its first “Best Business Books” section in Winter 2001. Here, in retrospect, is the book from each year that we think was most significant
Recent Research

When Safety Measures Boomerang for Online Auction Sites

Having too many protections puts buyers off by getting in the way of good deals.
CSR and Sustainability How a deep commitment translates into better numbers in the stock market and on the bottom line
Antidumping Tariffs Revenues rise at protected companies, but from price hikes — and production decreases
CEO Careers Starting out in a recession scales down the scope of success
Financial Reporting Overly optimistic statements in company disclosures increase litigation risks
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Managing the Global Enterprise in Today's Multipolar World

Global success in a multipolar world hinges on three management enablers: a rebalanced organizational structure and footprint, dispersed decision rights and tighter controls, and a fresh approach to leadership and talent management.
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