To Come Up with a Good Idea, Start by Imagining the Worst Idea Possible

Ayse Birsel

How the “reverse thinking” technique can generate radically innovative ideas.

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Jobs lost, jobs gained: Workforce transitions in a time of automation

A prospective study on the evolution of jobs that a global application of current robotics and AI technologies would entail.

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Being the Boss in Brussels, Boston, and Beijing

Erin Meyer

What are the cultural patterns that, depending on the country, determine the idea people have of a leader's role?

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Innovation without borders: Meeting the promise of globalized R&D

Elia Berteletti, Anna Herlt, Thomas Morel

What international organization strategy for the R&D function?

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Teaching GE to Think Like a Startup

Eric Ries

The entrepreneur Eric Ries tells how he convinced General Electric managers to question their operating modes and get inspiration from the start-up planet.

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Branding in the Age of Social Media

Douglas Holt

Thoughts on the tendency of consumers to redefine by themselves the significance associated to brands.

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Pourquoi la finance s’intéresse de très près à la blockchain

Ninon Renaud

How the financial sector organizes to meet the blockchain challenge.

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How Starbucks’s Culture Brings Its Strategy to Life

Paul Leinwand, Varya Davidson

How Starbucks manages to make its culture an integral part of the life of the company.

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What Successful Project Managers Do

Alexander Laufer, Edward J. Hoffman, Jeffrey S. Russell, W. Scott Cameron

How some projects manage to combine traditional approaches with certain teachings of agile methodology to boost their effectiveness.

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Incumbents as attackers: Brand-driven innovation

Jean-Baptiste Coumau, Victor Fabius, Thomas Meyer

How to turn your brand into a driver to expand into new markets.

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