Strategy

Digital Virtual Human

Getting Phygital with Consumers

by Issue: March/April 2021

Most digital transformations ignore the real opportunity to take customer experience to a whole new level.
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Why It’s Time to Think About Copying Chinese Innovators

by et al.Issue: March/April 2021

Compared to Silicon Valley’s ambitious tech plays built around advertising, Chinese digital innovations can look mundane, but the results are a different story.
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Managing the Hassle Factor in the Age of Disruption

by , et al.Issue: March / April 2020

When it comes to achieving the best return on foreign investment, research shows that location bias amongst management is a major hidden obstacle.
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AI-Driven Competitive Advantage Isn’t the Future—It’s Now

by , Issue: November/December 2019

If your company is still thinking about artificial intelligence, please note research shows it is being rapidly deployed across numerous industries.
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Getting the Most Out of Non-Competes

by , Issue: July/August 2019

When finalizing M&A transactions, it pays to understand that not all non-compete agreements are created equal—or equally enforceable
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Learning from Huawei’s Superfluidity

by , et al.Issue: May/June 2019

China’s controversial telecommunications equipment maker can teach us about the culture of self-destruction that the Age of Disruption demands.
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Being an Old Organization Can Still Be a Good Thing

by , et al.Issue: May/June 2019

Even in the digital world, mature firms can turn their age into an advantage. All it takes is the right perspective.
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Survival of the Best Fitted

by , et al.Issue: March/April 2019

To avoid extinction in the Age of Disruption, managers need to know that many evolutionary concepts are misapplied when used to illuminate business strategy
Fortnum And Mason Beehives Take Up Residence On The Roof

Teaching Your Company to Swarm

by Issue: January / February 2019

Inspired by Mother Nature, a growing number of organizations are deploying swarm theory to improve agility, enhance collaboration and improve group decisions.

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