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This is Critical to Building an Agile, Change Adaptive Organization

The Practical Leader

” That’s a key conclusion of a major study by Harvard Business School’s Project on Managing the Future of Work and the Boston Consulting Group’s Henderson Institute. Look beyond the “spot market” for talent. They found “the two groups perceived the future in significantly different ways.”

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Leading From The Land Of Possibilities

Joseph Lalonde

M oving into the next Catalyst Lab session, I have the opportunity to hear Jeff Henderson speak on leading from the land of possibilities. Then, they pull back and take a look at the project. Jeff has quite the resume in this area. He is the lead pastor of Gwinnett Church, the most recent multi-site location of North Point Ministries.

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The Future Economy Project: Advice from Sustainability Experts

Harvard Business Review

Learn about the future economy project. Harvard Business Review interviewed the CEOs and other business leaders who signed up to the Future Economy Project, our initiative spotlighting businesses’ sustainability agendas. Henderson : I’ve seen the same effect in my own work.

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A Partial Defense of Our Obsession with Short-Term Earnings

Harvard Business Review

HBS professor Rebecca Henderson , along with Hazhir Rahmandad of Virginia Tech and Nelson Repenning of MIT, set out to explore that apparent contradiction. I spoke with Professor Henderson about their research. Henderson: To answer that, I need to tell you about two different research interests. Do the firms do better?

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GM’s Comeback as Theater

Harvard Business Review

At least this is the argument put forth by Heidi Moore, who supports it with an HBS working paper by Susan Helper and Rebecca Henderson. And with coal and nuclear power being seen as uncompetitive on cost, solar and wind will "continue to gain market share" into the foreseeable future, Citi analysts say. power industry.

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Where Disruptive Innovation Came From

Harvard Business Review

In particular, Christensen’s research offers a powerful lens for understanding why incumbents so often lose to upstarts attacking from the low end of the market. Two years later, Dorothy Leonard-Barton published the findings from a study of 20 innovation projects at companies including Ford, HP, and Chaparral Steel.