strategy+business (Issue 41 / Winter 2005)

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Pay Attention to Revenue Growth. But How? by Paul Leinwand, John Loehr, and Kolinjuwa Shriram

Developing Diversity: Lessons from Top Teams by Max Landsberg and Madelaine Pfau

Shifting Gears by Bill Jackson, John Loehr, and Natasa Azman

As Patent Laws Weaken, Innovation Suffers by Robert P. Siegel

China’s Five Surprises by Edward Tse In the world’s fastest-growing economy, the last 10 years are not the best guide to the next 10 years.

Flying Blind by Nicholas G. Carr It’s hard to recognize a daring failure when it’s taking off. Consider the Concorde.

Beauty Parlors, Barbershops, and Boardrooms by Leslie F. (“Skip”) Griffin Jr. What leaders of corporate change can learn from the American civil rights movement.

Our 10 Most Enduring Ideas by Art Kleiner To celebrate s+b’s 10th anniversary, we looked back at the conceptual breakthroughs that appeared in this magazine — and invited our readers to vote on which were most likely to last.

The Realist’s Guide to Moral Purpose by Nikos Mourkogiannis Four ideals of leadership that appeal to our deepest instincts — and can inspire a company to long-term success.

Money Isn’t Everything by Barry Jaruzelski, Kevin Dehoff, and Rakesh Bordia Lavish R&D budgets don’t guarantee performance. A new Booz Allen Hamilton study of the world’s 1,000 biggest spenders reveals the value of an innovation dollar — and the basics of a better strategy.

Building a Better Matchmaker by Maarten Jager and Steven Wheeler How a “customer-sensing capability” can do a better job of connecting people to the cars — and other purchases — of their dreams.

Ricardo Semler Won’t Take Control by Lawrence M. Fisher The Brazilian CEO and best-selling author transformed his pump plant into a model of participative management, and launched his company on 14 straight years of double-digit growth.

Best Business Books 2005

Best Business Books 2005: s+b’s Top Shelf

Best Business Books 2005: The Future by Howard Rheingold Seven Ways to See What’s Next

Best Business Books 2005: Strategy by Chuck Lucier and Jan Dyer Sailing Beyond Luck

Best Business Books 2005: Globalization by Michael Moynihan Forces for Fairness

Best Business Books 2005: Management by David K. Hurst The Good, the Bad, and Jack Welch

Best Business Books 2005: Work and Life by Ann Graham The Upside of Downtime

Best Business Books 2005: Marketing by Kenneth Roman Storytelling, Stealth, and the Holy Grail of Advertising

Best Business Books 2005: Media by Everette E. Dennis Debacle on 43rd Street

Best Business Books 2005: Leadership by James O’Toole Monsters and Diplomats

Best Business Books 2005: Index

Carlota Perez: The Thought Leader Interview by Art Kleiner According to this influential long-wave theorist, the world is due for a technological and economic boom that truly lifts all boats. When? That’s up to us.

Recent Research by Des Dearlove and Stuart Crainer On auction psychology, e-mail tactics, CEO turnover, and more.

I Heard It through the Grapevine by Bruce Feirstein