Best Business Books 2018: Narratives
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Distance Doesn’t Matter — or Does It?
What gravity models can teach us about possibilities for U.K. trade.February 8, 2018 by David ArmstrongCan Aerospace and Defense Companies Meet Their Great Expectations?
Instead of returning capital to shareholders through buybacks and dividends, companies will have to invest aggressively in profitable growth initiatives.February 1, 2018 by Larry Jones and Randy StarrGet Ready for the Silicon Military
As the global defense industry embraces digital technology, it is creating a new type of warfare with different winners and losers.August 8, 2017 by Andrew ApostolouAerospace and Defense: Selling at Home and Abroad
Military contractors are reinventing themselves for a world of rapidly evolving technology and new geopolitical relationships.May 11, 2017 by Randy Starr and Anurag GargYou May Be Part of a Global Supply Chain
All sorts of U.S. industries, including education and car manufacturing, sell their products and services to international customers.February 14, 2017 by Daniel GrossPeter Diamandis’s Excellent Adventure
Journalist Julian Guthrie tells the story of the Ansari XPrize and of SpaceShipOne’s historic flights.January 25, 2017 by Theodore KinniGo Disrupt Yourself
There’s a reason there are so few examples of large companies fundamentally altering their strategies on the fly — it’s extremely hard.April 13, 2016 by Daniel GrossRelated tags: aerospace, capabilities, change management, digitization, disruption, innovation, leadership, utilitiesThe Best Defense
Contractors in the aerospace and defense sector can fend off aggressive activist investors by adopting a capabilities-driven approach.August 24, 2015 by Randy Starr and Hunter HohltThe Double-Edged Sword of Success
If firms become mired in the successful practices that got them to where they are, they may stop looking for new ways to exploit resources and opportunities.May 14, 2015 by Matt PalmquistFor New Product Design, “Likes” Can Lead You Astray
Your next innovation breakthrough probably won’t come from social media.May 7, 2015 by Matt PalmquistThe New Volatile World of Oil and Gas
In this turbulent energy environment, only a few companies will be focused enough to win.February 19, 2015 by Viren Doshi and Georges ChehadeThe Impact of Reduced Oil Prices on the Transportation Sector
The benefits of the glut are being distributed unevenly.February 19, 2015 by Andrew Tipping, Andrew Schmahl, and Fred DuivenWhat’s Your Relational Intelligence?
In Leading with Sense, Professor Valérie Gauthier defines leaders as genuine, generous, generative — even poetic.February 9, 2015 by Tom BrownAerospace: Shorten the Product Launch Cycle
February 17, 2012 by Jono Anderson and Randy StarrWinning Moves for 12 Industries
Every industry faces its own challenges in 2012’s turbulent, uncertain economic environment. These capabilities systems could pave the way for business growth and development in a dozen key sectors.February 17, 2012 by Thomas A. StewartNext-Generation Product Development
Combining agile up-front processes with a lean approach to the back end can help companies outperform the competition.May 30, 2011 by Barry Jaruzelski, Richard Holman, and Omar DaudThe Missing Link in Innovative Research
When the pipeline of technological breakthroughs has stalled, especially in industries like pharmaceuticals, midlevel managers may hold the key to R&D productivity.May 30, 2011 by Anna Pettersson and August VlakRetooling Labor Costs
Despite years of cutbacks, many companies’ pay structures are still unbalanced. Here’s a dispassionate, logical way to realign them.May 24, 2011 by Harry Hawkes, Al Kent, and Vikas BhallaNuclear Realism after Fukushima
A hasty, large-scale movement away from nuclear power would not resolve most of the issues raised by the ongoing crisis in Japan. Instead, we need more thoughtful discussions now about the energy systems of the future.April 11, 2011 by Tom Flaherty, Joe van den Berg, and Nicolas VolpicelliGetting China Right
Booz & Company’s Edward Tse believes that, despite the challenges in today’s headlines, companies should take a long-term view when shaping their China strategy.March 22, 2010 by Art KleinerThe True Characteristics of Entrepreneurs
The profile of the typical entrepreneur is different from the picture painted by the media.November 5, 2009Filling the Gulf States’ Infrastructure Gap
If Middle East countries use lower oil prices as an excuse to neglect development of roads, bridges, and power lines, their bright future could be stymied before it begins.September 22, 2009 by Ibrahim El-Husseini, Fadi Majdalani, and Alessandro Borgogna4. Aerospace and Defense: Assault on Risk
February 24, 2009 by Martin J. Bollinger1. Manufacturing: Diagnosing This Downturn
February 24, 2009 by Conrad Winkler, Kaj Grichnik, and Arvind Kaushal
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