Health Care’s Technology Cost Crisis
by Charles Beever, Heather Burns, and Melanie Karbe |
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Four Steps to Corporate Resilience
by Liisa Välikangas |
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The Right Way to Make Branch Banking Pay
by Paul Kocourek, Aditya Bhasin, and Paul Hyde |
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Volunteering to Be a Better Manager
by Richard Pound and Karl Moore |
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The 10 Principles of Change Management
by John Jones, DeAnne Aguirre, and Matthew Calderone
Tools and techniques to help companies transform quickly. |
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HR on Top
by Edward E. Lawler III
Outsourcing routine activities can turn human resources administrators into business strategists. |
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The World’s Most Exciting Accountant
by Art Kleiner
NYU Professor Baruch Lev finds vast value in intangible assets. |
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The Power of Plausibility Theory
by Tim Laseter and Matthias Hild
A new form of decision analysis is helping executives reevaluate risk management. |
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The Innovator's Prescription:
Raising Your Return on Innovation Investment
by Alexander Kandybin and Martin Kihn
Each company has an intrinsic innovation effectiveness curve. Here are three ways to lift it. |
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The Innovator's Prescription:
The Art of Scale
by Costas Markides and Paul Geroski
How to turn someone else’s idea into a big business. |
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The Innovator's Prescription:
The Relevance of Brand Relevance
by David A. Aaker
New product categories can subvert incumbent brands — or give them a new lease on life. |
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CEO Succession 2003: The Perils of "Good" Governance
By Chuck Lucier, Rob Schuyt, and Junichi Handa
Pressured by shareholders, boards are humbling once-imperial CEOs — in ways that may contribute to lower returns, Booz Allen Hamilton’s annual study finds. |
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Leading Witnesses
Conversations with scholars and practitioners on the new challenges of life at the top. |
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The 7 Types of Organizational DNA
by Gary Neilson, Bruce A. Pasternack, and Decio Mendes
An exclusive survey shows most companies possess traits that inhibit their ability to execute. |
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The Philosopher of Progress and Prosperity
by Art Kleiner
Peruvian economist Hernando de Soto has found a way to enrich the poor. |
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Herb Kelleher: The Thought Leader Interview
by Chuck Lucier
The cofounder and chairman of Southwest Airlines tells why a firm’s people are everything. |
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Does Nick Carr Matter?
by Steve Lohr
A controversial new book on the strategic value of information technology is flawed — but right. |
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Recent Studies
On corporate theater, social enterprises, activity-based cost accounting, and other topics of interest. |
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Standing in the Shadows of Love
by Bruce Feirstein |
