The long nose of augmented reality
The AR market is predicted to top more than US$1 trillion by 2030. So where’s the killer app that will win over consumers?
How to build a great experience
A new book by two professors provides a tool kit for designers of customer, user, and employee experiences.November 15, 2019 by Theodore KinniWhat is an office for?
The rise of remote working is making companies more focused on the spaces they create to bring people together.April 2, 2019 by Linda Rodriguez McRobbieDesigning for economic inclusion
Products that resonate best with consumers at the bottom of the pyramid are those designed with an understanding of their aspirations and needs.March 27, 2019 by Deepa PrahaladRelated tags: consumers, design, global markets, global perspective, inclusion, innovation, innovatorsDesign for Your Strengths
Paul Leinwand, coauthor of Strategy That Works, introduces a counterintuitive lesson in how to achieve breakthrough performance in your organization from Olympic medalist John K. Coyle.June 12, 2017 by John K. CoyleReturn on Design
Companies that receive awards for product design see an immediate uptick in stock price.February 9, 2017 by Matt PalmquistA Guide to Organization Design
Ten tips to help you get your reorg right the first time. For more insight, read “10 Principles of Organization Design.”February 2, 2017Hugh Herr Wants to Build a More Perfect Human
At MIT’s Media Lab, an engineer and biophysicist — and double amputee — is designing prosthetics that connect body and brain.October 3, 2016 by Sally HelgesenElBulli and the Limits of Corporate Innovation
A new book examines star chef Ferran Adrià’s systematic pursuit of technological and culinary reinvention.July 6, 2016 by Theodore KinniBuilding Strategic Capability through Good Works
Can companies discover crucial competitive insight by working to solve social problems?July 5, 2016 by Eric J. McNultyBeauty Is in the Eye of the Shareholder
A new study finds that the design of new products can help move a company’s stock — especially if those products appear to be very useful.February 4, 2016 by Matt PalmquistHow Adidas Found Its Second Wind
The sportswear giant’s embrace of its heritage shows how reconnecting with the past can inspire a company’s future. See also “The History Behind Adidas’s Success – In Pictures.”August 24, 2015 by Nicholas Ind, Oriol Iglesias, and Majken SchultzMaking Room for Mr. Mom
Working fathers are placing more importance on their familial obligations, and companies must react to this societal shift.August 20, 2015 by Matt PalmquistThe True Lesson of an Airbag Disaster
Honda’s practice of learning from errors had to change when failure became deadly.August 10, 2015 by Jeffrey RothfederThe Two Types of High-Potential Talent
The best leadership team contains both innovative producers and recognized performers. Unfortunately, many companies expect a single individual to fulfill both roles. For more related insights, listen to “What Makes Self-Made Billionaires Different.”July 22, 2015 by John Sviokla and Mitch CohenBeyond Bias
Neuroscience research shows how new organizational practices can shift ingrained thinking.July 13, 2015 by Heidi Grant Halvorson and David RockAre Marshall Goldsmith’s Triggers the Only Way to Change?
The world’s most eminent executive coach demonstrates the high level of discipline needed for sustainable leadership development.June 23, 2015 by Art KleinerThe 1 Percent Innovation Solution
The best R&D is kept separate from strategic planning, but is closely linked to strategy.June 2, 2015 by William Duggan and Amy MurphyRelated tags: authors, brain, design, education, experts, innovation, research and development, success, trainingHow to Stop Cybercrime from Sabotaging Emerging Economies
Developing countries need national strategies to protect their digital assets and bolster their economic growth.May 27, 2015 by Sevag Papazian and Imad HarbRelated tags: design, manufacturing, sales, stores, banking, strategy, digitization, integrity, stakeholdersThe Right Track for Connected Cars
Five ways automakers can design for safety and profitability.May 11, 2015 by Evan Hirsh, Marian Mueller, and Kumar KrishnamurthyWhen Loyalty Isn’t Its Own Reward
To revive stagnant loyalty programs, companies should replace the routine granting of points with unpredictable, tangible rewards.April 29, 2015 by Catherine PalmieriTaking an Innovative Step Forward
Conventional wisdom suggests that delays during the new product development cycle can hinder a project, or even kill it entirely. It’s time to rethink this narrow outlook.April 23, 2015 by Matt PalmquistDeveloping the Conviction to Do Meaningful Work
As we get older, deciding to pursue our dreams becomes more difficult — but it’s never too late to do something that’s important to the world.April 14, 2015 by Susan Cramm10 Principles of Organization Design
These fundamental guidelines, drawn from experience, can help you reshape your organization to fit your business strategy. See also “A guide to organization design.”March 23, 2015 by Gary L. Neilson, Jaime Estupiñán, and Bhushan SethiShake Shack’s Secret Sauce? It Cares.
The burger chain’s boffo business model thrives—despite paying low-wage workers more than it has to.February 11, 2015 by Daniel Gross
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