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Eliciting Excellence – An Online Leadership and Learning Opportunity

Kevin Eikenberry

And no specific time to log or tune in because you’ll have access to each expert interview for a full 24 hours. One new leadership expert available each day – when you want to hear them most.

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Why Is Innovation So Often Synonymous With Disappointment?

Harvard Business Review

Welcome to HBR''s new Insight Center: Beyond the Breakthrough: Executing on Innovation. We''ll take a close look at the execution aspects of innovation. Ethan Mollick of Wharton will reveal the overlooked value of individual middle managers in executing on innovation. Executing on Innovation An HBR Insight Center.

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Why Is Innovation So Often Synonymous With Disappointment?

Harvard Business Review

Welcome to HBR’s new Insight Center: Beyond the Breakthrough: Executing on Innovation. We’ll take a close look at the execution aspects of innovation. Ethan Mollick of Wharton will reveal the overlooked value of individual middle managers in executing on innovation. Executing on Innovation An HBR Insight Center.

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Planting Entrepreneurial Innovation in Inner Cities

Harvard Business Review

Today, inner cities are "in" — innovative, hip hotbeds of convenient culture, commerce and connection. The centripetal force of today's cities is pulling the ambitious and educated back in, and increasing cities' innovative capacity, without sacrificing (at least some would argue) their inclusiveness.

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Lessons in IT Innovation From Silicon Valley

Harvard Business Review

Innovation is always infectious. But our recent research has taught us a lot about how management innovations can travel — in this case, from Silicon Valley tech sector companies known for their experimentation and agility in information technology (IT) management to the much older Bay Area companies who are their neighbors.

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Innovation Needs a Lingua Franca

Harvard Business Review

The importance of speaking a "foreign" language was reinforced recently when I needed a new slide depicting the gears that drive innovation for one of my speeches. While working on Wall Street, I traveled to Latin America no less than 100 times, first as a banker, then an equity analyst. Sprechen sie the language of innovation?

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For Some Platforms, Network Effects Are No Match for Local Know-How

Harvard Business Review

To venture capitalists and the financial market, no business model is more attractive than a platform. For example, Uber and Grab link riders and drivers, Airbnb links hosts and travelers, and Amazon links shoppers and sellers. Such knowledge is in fact the prerequisite to innovation. job websites Indeed and Glassdoor.)