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In which direction lead the organization to better prepare for the future? What lessons can be learned from the experience of others? What innovative ways should be explored?

Coming Through When It Matters Most

Heidi K. Gardner

Just when teams should be most innovative and look to the experts, they often prefer play it safe with conventional and sometimes inappropriate solutions.

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Your Employees Don't ''Get'' Your Brand

John H. Fleming, Dan Witters

This Gallup survey draws attention to the gap between the companies' brand promise and how employees perceive it.

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Flipping the Odds for Successful Reorganization

Andrew Toma, Fabrice Roghé, Brad Noakes, Rainer Strack, Julie Kilmann, Ralf Dicke

The key success factors forreorganization projects.

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The CEO's Role In Business Model Reinvention

Vijay Govindarajan, Chris Trimble

Reconsider the organizational structure to support innovation.

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Strategies for Learning from Failure

Amy C. Edmondson

A method for classifying mistakes which distinguishes between errors to avoid and errors that can serve as learning opportunities.

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What’s Luck Got to Do With It?

Jim Collins, Morten T. Hansen

Learn how to capitalize on your luck.

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Lean Knowledge Work

Bradley R. Staats, David M. Upton

Applying the Lean approach to intellectual services.

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The Would-Be Pioneer

Sarah Green

An expatriation management expert talks about her own experience transferring to a position at SK Telecom in South Korea.

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The Frontline Advantage

Fred Hassan

A few precautions to take when you want to empower front-line managers and employees in your organization.

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How we see it: Three senior executives on the future of marketing

Luke Collins, Tom French, Paul Magill

What challenges are facing marketing today and tomorrow?

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