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Knowledge Is Power. Data Isn’t.

In the CEO Afterlife

Moving on your instincts is not seat-of-the-pants leadership. Competitive advantage, not information, is power. Now, I don’t want anyone to think that I don’t value information technology. That meant making the call without all of the information, and not fretting about it, but being glad of it.

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What Inexperienced Leaders Get Wrong (Hint: Management)

Harvard Business Review

Not just those under attack for ethical lapses, accounting problems, or excessive compensation – retired college presidents are the latest to join corporate executives in the latter category. Much has been made of the distinction between leadership and management. Let’s bring management skills back into leadership.

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What Health Care Leaders Need to Do to Improve Value for Patients

Harvard Business Review

Above all, it requires strong resolve and adept leadership. Through our experience working alongside many of them, we’ve identified five leadership imperatives: 1. For example, as of July 2014, fewer than 20 percent of patients were completing outcomes assessments electronically, and instead submitted paper questionnaires.

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Why Customers Don't Buy

Harvard Business Review

For example, when new executive leaders join organizations, one of their first acts may be to freeze major expenditures and reevaluate all requests. For example, I remember one information technology decision-maker telling me, "There''s no such thing as picking the wrong solution so long as it helps you land your next job.".

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