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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?

How Successful Leaders Think

Roger L. Martin

The success of the greatest leaders can be attributed more to the way they make decisions than to the decisions themselves.

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Innovation versus complexity : what is too much of a good thing

A method for recognizing the point where innovation begins to become a source of complexity and destroy value.

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Danone se raconte des histoires - une version latine du Knowledge Management

Franck Mougin, Benedikt Benenati

An analysis of the key success factors of the best practice Marketplace at Danone.

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Your Company’s Secret Change Agents

Richard Tanner Pascale, Jerry Sternin

How to rely on natural change agents in your company.

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Developing First-Level Leaders

Andreas Priestland, Robert Hanig

How can you ensure that your front-line managers feel fully concerned and engaged?

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Building Better Boards

David A. Nadler

How can board performance be improved?

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Innovation's new performance standard

Findings of a survey on 50 companies highlight four factors that influence significantly the innovation process efficiency.

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Making a market in knowledge

Lowell L. Bryan

Practical advice to foster the codification and sharing of collective knowledge within the organization.

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A la découverte des différences entre Français et Américains

Pascal Baudry

"A discussion report by the author of the book ""Français et Américains – L'autre rive"" (Pascal Baudry, Village Mondial, 2003)."

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Responsible value chain : what are you accountable for ?

James Allen

Become aware of corporate responsibility for the entire value chain, including activities that companies do not directly control.

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