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Digital Transformation: Path to the Future

by Patrick Body | Mar. 6 2023

Tianshu Sun, Visiting Professor of Information Systems and Director of the Center for Technology, Big Data and Digital Transformation at.

Competition for Good

by Patrick Body | Nov. 9 2022

Nobel Prize-winning economist Michael Spence discusses the development of strategic competition and the benefits it can bring.

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New Technology, New Choices

The adoption of AI technologies into society will disproportionately affect different sectors and raise ethical questions that need to be.

by Liu Zhiyi | Aug. 5 2022

Diversified Thinking

Given the unique challenges presented by the China market to foreign businesses, the importance of strategic thinking cannot be understated.

by Edward Tse | Aug. 5 2022

Challenging Times

Ker Gibbs, outgoing President of the American Chamber of Commerce in Shanghai, discusses US-China relations and the situation of.

by Patrick Body | Dec. 8 2021

A Counter Narrative

Kevin Rudd, former Prime Minister of Australia, discusses the cost of protectionism and foresees trade as the major battlefield of.

by Mable-Ann Chang | Oct. 11 2021

Daniel Kahneman Interview: Less-Than-Rational Actors

Before Daniel Kahneman, few if any psychologists influenced the field of economics. But the Nobel laureate reversed the assumption underpinning.

by Tom Nunlist | Sep. 11 2017

Clayton Christensen on Innovation: Finding the Jobs to Be Done

"Innovation" is difficult, yet the word itself is so overly used that the meaning of it has become hollow. Some.

by Tom Nunlist | Apr. 26 2017

Talent Management, an Interview with Edward E. Lawler III

Business has changed, specifically the relationship between management and employees. Once upon a time, companies offered careers—long-term, stable.

by John Christian | Jan. 25 2017

Roger Martin on the Lost Art of Strategy

Companies today are less enthusiastic about corporate strategy. Strategy as a way of thinking has become “a lost discipline”, as.

by Tom Nunlist | Sep. 21 2016

Dan Ariely’s Advice for Decision Making: Understanding our Minds

We make decisions every day. Most of them are small: Should I buy that shirt? Others demand more thought: Is.

by Tom Nunlist | Aug. 1 2016

Sydney Finkelstein And The Superboss Playbook

Throughout our careers, we encounter a range of management styles, with mixed results. But what is it that distinguishes a.

by Chris Russell | Apr. 20 2016

Henry Mintzberg on Rebalancing Society

Henry Mintzberg was once called the enfant terrible of management thinking. It’s not hard to see why. The author.

by Neelima | Feb. 8 2016

Rachel Botsman on the Collaborative Economy

The sharing economy has gone from being a niche idea most familiar to Silicon Valley insiders to one that has.

by Chris Russell | Feb. 2 2016

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