Uncertainty

Consumers: Brands’ Response to Crisis Influences Loyalty

How the manner in which a company manages a crisis affects (or not) its customers’ loyalty. 

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Why a shift to circular economy thinking can benefit corporate strategies

An article that clearly underlines the risks, for a company, to stick to a linear economic model—and that proposes a grid to estimate the benefits of a transition to circular economy. 

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Howard Yu Disrupts Disruptive Innovation

Laura W. Geller

The acceleration of change increases the pressure on long-established organizations. How can large groups stand this pressure and better utilize their historical leadership position?

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Blockchain reaction: Tech companies plan for critical mass

The blockchain technology will generate deep revolutions and disruptive innovations. What are the prospects it opens up—and the difficulties that remain?

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What Is Disruptive Innovation?

Clayton M. Christensen, Michael E. Raynor, Rory McDonald

To understand how some innovations go unnoticed until they radically disrupt a market.

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The Collaboration Imperative

Ram Nidumolu, Jib Ellison, John Whalen, Erin Billman

Collaboration between different players is often necessary to meet some great current challenges.

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Simple Rules for a Complex World

Donald Sull, Kathleen M. Eisenhardt

Of the importance of relying on a small number of clear principles, rather than on a myriad of procedures, when facing the increasing complexity of the economic environment.

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Leadership in the Age of Transparency

Christopher Meyer, Julia Kirby

Companies must henceforth assume an increesing broad circle of responsibilities.

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Disruptive Technologies: Catching the Wave

Joseph L. Bower, Clayton M. Christensen

How can you remain in a dominant position when new entrants radically shift the boundaries and the fundamentals of a sector?

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