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Jeanne Liedtka On How to Think Like a Designer

by Bennett Voyles | May. 10 2016

Once upon a time, designers were considered a fairly rarified breed in the corporate world—people with more interesting hair.

#Innovation, #Design Thinking, #Business and Design Series, #Design

The Science of Improving Your Work Life

by Chris Russell | May. 9 2016

Whether you’re working at your dream job or you’ve been plotting your escape for months, chances are you.

#Q&A, #Management, #Mindset, #Conversation

Knowledge Magazine

CKGSB Knowledge is the school's quarterly English language publication.

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#Executive Development, #Leaders, #Slider, #Leadership, #Coaching

The Thinker Interview: Marshall Goldsmith

Marshall Goldsmith’s brand of leadership appeals to everyone – from Fortune 500 CEOs to the lay man. What.

by Neelima | Sep. 30 2012

#Chinese Company Acquisitions, #M&A, #Mergers and Acquisitions

Teng Bingsheng on the global M&A strategies of Chinese Companies

Here’s a question. What do the following mergers and acquisitions have in common: Lenovo and IBM’s.

by Michele Scrimenti | Sep. 14 2012

#International Olympic Committee, #Monopoly, #Monopoly Pricing, #Olympics

Invisible Hand Revealed: An Olympic Monopoly

The International Olympics Committee has mastered the art of monopoly pricing Now that the Olympics is over it is a.

by Brian Viard | Sep. 14 2012

#Interviews, #Leadership

Putting the spotlight on leadership with the small ‘l’

An interview with Shalom Saada Saar, Professor of Managerial Practice at CKGSB and Senior Instructor, MIT, on his upcoming book.

by Neelima Mahajan | Sep. 1 2012

#KFC, #McDonald's, #Burger King, #Fast Food

Chasing its China dream: Burger King’s dilemma

Burger King's ambitious plan to roll out 1,000 new restaurants in China is out of sync with reality.

by Bing Jing | Aug. 10 2012

#Mong Grass, #Social Entrepreneurs, #Social Innovation, #Social Ventures, #Spring Mountain, #Wang Zhaoming, #Business Model Innovation, #Liao Jianwen, #Liu Zhifeng

Beyond Profits: China’s Social Entrepreneurs

A new breed of entrepreneurs takes on China's most vexing problems.

by Kay Park | Jul. 3 2012

#IP, #Legal issues in China

Invisible Hand Revealed: Protected in China?

What is behind the Chinese government's move to enforce stricter intellectual property regulation.

by Brian Viard | Jun. 21 2012

#Branding, #Brands, #Consumers, #Shopping

Searching for an edge

Most people agree that China is losing its labor cost edge. So what will be the country’s next.

by Bennett Voyles | May. 30 2012

#Automation, #Foxconn, #Hal Varian, #Internet of Things, #Labor, #Manufacturing, #Robotics

The Future of Work: Hello robot, goodbye worker

How will the progress of IT and automation change the future of work? In 1988, Harvard Business School Professor Shoshana.

by Bennett Voyles | May. 30 2012

#Diversification Strategy, #Economy, #Invisible Hand Revealed, #SOEs, #State Owned Enterprises, #Wisco

Invisible Hand Revealed: Pork Barrel Politics

Why would a steel company get into a wildly-unrelated area such as pig breeding.

by Brian Viard | May. 22 2012

#eCommerce, #Online Shopping, #Retail

Getting ahead of the curve

In the world of online retailers, Liu Qiangdong’s Jingdong Mall is a rare success story–a brick.

by Teng Binsheng | May. 16 2012

#Business Model Innovation, #Liu Zhifeng, #Social Entrepreneurs, #Social Innovation, #Social Ventures, #Spring Mountain

Liao Jianwen on Social Innovation

In recent years, a handful of Chinese entrepreneurs have set up companies that use legitimate business models to tackle some.

by Michele Scrimenti | May. 11 2012

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