Adapting to Technological Disruption
Five principles that can help business leaders keep up with rapid change. An excerpt from—'No Ordinary Disruption: The Four Global Forces Breaking All the Trends'
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Post the sale, there's every chance that the global business daily will expand its presence in Asia. Its market entry in India could depend on whether its new Japanese owner presses the right diplomatic buttons.
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You are only as good as your next big idea
The days of relying on a single sustainable competitive advantage are over; companies must focus on spotting new sources of advantage, exploiting them fast, and quickly moving on
Building Enterprises That Last
A special Google HangOut with a stellar panel offers insights on how to build enterprises that last.
Cautionary Tales
What about those who don't have war chests?
CarToq.com came out of nowhere to surprise its more established competitors and continues to grow relentlessly
Disquiet in Paradise: Why the Internet May Be Turning into Fort Knox
Three recent books lay bare claims that the internet is a democratizing and empowering force in society. Instead, new internet czars have concentrated power in their own hands, made us dumber—and spawned a more divisive society.
New Rules of Business
Wooing the multi-channel shopper: How traditional retailers can compete with e-tailers
Selling to the new breed of shoppers who want to shop at a time and on a device convenient to them
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Strategic Agility: Making a Flexible Plan for an Uncertain Future
Baba Prasad, president and CEO of Vivékin Group, talks about how to create a long-term plan when you don't know the long term
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So You Think You've Got a Strategy
The best approach depends on the problem at hand, says the book—Your Strategy Needs a Strategy by Martin Reeves, Knut Haanaes and Janmejaya Sinha
New Rules of Business
Smart strategies to get customers to actively seek out your brand communication
Personalized messages that are contextual and location-specific work the best
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