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Change

What are the organizational models best suited to its own strategy and its particuliar context? How to enable the company to evolve and adapt to changes in its environment?

Un Chief Digital Officer pourquoi faire

Emmanuelle Delsol

The CDOs of four large French corporations talk about their role, objectives and initial achievements.

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Getting Off the ''Bad Growth'' Treadmill

Cesare Mainardi, Paul Leinwand

A good blog post that points out the dangers of poorly-managed diversification.

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Relearning the Art of Asking Questions

Tom Pohlmann, Neethi Mary Thomas

Children are known to bombard their entourage with questions. Why do we lose this attitude when becoming adult?

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Even Small Negotiations Require Preparation and Creativity

Jeff Weiss

Take inspiration from the practices of the best negotiators, by being both well-prepared and creative before and during negotiations.

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A Test to Weed Out Consultants You Shouldn’t Hire

Robert H. Schaffer, Jonathan M. Stearn

A call to select consultants based on their degree of compatibility with your company culture and by taking a close look at the steps to be taken to achieve the desired results.

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Why leadership-development programs fail

Pierre Gurdjian, Thomas Halbeisen, Kevin Lane

The four common mistakes that hamper the effectiveness of leadership-development program.

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10 New Skills That Every Worker Needs

Devin Fidler, Marina Gorbis

Ten key skills to cope in a fast-changing environment.

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Leading in the 21st Century

Dominic Barton, Andrew Grant, Michelle Horn

Six leaders share their vision of the leader of tomorrow.

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The New Corporate Garage

Scott Anthony

Large companies can combine the agility of start-ups and their own firepower to develop disruptive innovations. But this requires a proactive and organized approach.

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Collaborating With Customer Communities: Lessons From the Lego Group

Yun Mi Antorini, Albert M. Muñiz, Jr., Tormod Askildsen

From the Lego example, some key principles to interact effectively with your customers.

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