| One Billion New Automobiles by Bill Jackson and Vikas Sehgal Three trends that will change the future of the automobile industry. |
| Best Buy's 70 Percent Solution by Michael Linton By aiming to get innovative marketing programs 70 percent complete before launching them, the electronics retailer gained more marketing knowledge than it would have achieved with a more conservative approach. |
| From Laptops to Backpacks by Mark Anderson The next computer revolution will take place in classrooms, when each child owns his or her own PC. |
| Outrunning the Regulators by Joni Bessler, Debra Banning, and Roman Regelman Staying ahead of security rules can create competitive advantage. |
| Marketers of Life by Kate Roberts The same techniques that sold cigarettes are slowing the spread of AIDS. |
| The Productivity Riddle by Glenn Hubbard Research finally links management skill to macroeconomic growth. |
| The Weakest Link by Nicholas G. Carr A product’s vulnerabilities can point the way to lucrative new business opportunities. |
| Toward a Flexible Energy Future by Lord Andrew Turnbull When the price of fuel reflects all the costs, government and industry will know where to invest. |
| Smart Spenders: The Global Innovation 1000 by Barry Jaruzelski, Kevin Dehoff, and Rakesh Bordia Booz Allen Hamilton’s annual study of the world’s 1,000 largest corporate R&D budgets uncovers a small group of high-leverage innovators who outperform their industries. |
| The Company That Anticipated History by Ann Graham Eskom, Africa’s largest electric company, has shown the world how to combine social leadership and business success. |
| Masters of the Breakthrough Moment by Sally Helgesen For 50 years, Edith and Charles Seashore have taught people how to make organizations productive by confronting conflict and misunderstanding head-on. |
| Best Business Books: 2006 |
| Best Business Books: s+b's Top Shelf |
| Best Business Books: The Future by Howard Rheingold Changing Culture, Changing Cities, Changing Climate |
| Best Business Books: Economics by Michael Schrage Making Theory Real |
| Best Business Books: Marketing by Nick Wreden By the Numbers |
| Best Business Books: Media by Nell Minow Fractionalizers and Wikifiers |
| Best Business Books: Negotiation by Nikos Mourkogiannis Art, Science, and Wisdom, or the Logic of Leverage |
| Best Business Books: Strategy by Chuck Lucier and Jan Dyer The Growth Conundrum |
| Best Business Books: Governance by Michelle Leder Still Misbehavin’ |
| Best Business Books: Management by David K. Hurst The New Sobriety |
| Best Business Books: The Business of Defense by Dov S. Zakheim Chronicles of the “Dogs of War” |
| Best Business Books: Fiction by Jonathan Weber Fun on the Side |
| Best Business Books: Leadership by James O'Toole What’s a Hero, Anyway? |
| Best Business Books: Index |
| Alvin Toffler: The Thought Leader Interview by Lawrence M. Fisher Thirty-six years after his book Future Shock, the world’s most influential futurist sees the informal economy as a basis of revolutionary wealth. |
| Recent Research by Des Dearlove and Stuart Crainer On creative globetrotters, relocated headquarters, a business ethics pioneer, and more. |
| New Kid in Town by Bruce Feirstein |