Management Lessons from Modern Wars
by David Newkirk and Stuart Crainer |
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The Economics of Aesthetics
by Virginia Postrel |
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The New Leadership: Spirited and Spiritual
by Klaus-Peter Gushurst |
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Managing the Maze of Multisided Markets
by David S. Evans
Running a platform business? Take a tip from Hiromoto Fukuda’s dating club. |
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Reality Is Perception: The Truth about Car Brands
by Evan Hirsh, Steve Hedlund, and Mark Schweizer
Expensive advertising cannot compensate for weak brands and undifferentiated products. |
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Making Patient Capital Pay Off
by Art Kleiner
What transforms a craze into sustained growth? Trust. |
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When Will Supply Chain Management Grow Up?
by Tim Laseter and Keith Oliver
Answer: When companies take to heart its three underlying principles. |
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What Business Needs from Business Schools
by Joyce Doria, Horacio Rozanski, and Ed Cohen
Cookie-cutter programs are producing look-alike MBAs. Contemporary companies want creative, collaborative thinkers and leaders. |
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Colonizers and Consolidators: The Two Cultures of Corporate Strategy
by Costas Markides and Paul Geroski
A firm can pioneer a market or scale it — but not both. |
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Multinationals vs. Multilatinas: Latin America’s Great Race
by Alonso Martinez, Ivan De Souza, and Francis Liu
Established global companies and emerging locals are battling for dominance. Here's how to handicap the winners. |
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Risky Business: Geopolitics and the Global Corporation
by Sven Behrendt and Parag Khanna
In an economy filled with both promise and threat, business executives must draw a new map of the world. |
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The Paradox of Charles Handy
by Lawrence M. Fisher
Vicar and visionary, modern management’s most eminent philosopher says it takes a village to build a company. |
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John Kay: The Thought Leader Interview
by Des Dearlove
The controversial U.K. economist dismantles four myths about the American business model. |
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The Voice of the Stakeholder
by Judith Samuelson and Bill Birchard
Is sustainability sustainable? Twelve works argue there is value in “corporate values.” |
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Recent Studies
by Des Dearlove and Stuart Crainer
On customer feedback online, vanishing COOs, rebuilding trust, and other topics of interest. |
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The New You
by Bruce Feirstein |
