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Bring Out Their Best Side and They’ll See and Support Yours – Forbes
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Great new @forbes piece from @kareanderson on how to bring out the best in others – http://t.co/4Xi2TTUYGL
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Why business needs design thinking now more than ever.
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This slide deck builds the case for how design thinking can be used for business in order to achieve meaningful innovation. (Why business needs design thinking now more than ever.
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Recommended download: Executive Guide to Design Thinking | Mariposa Leadership
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BRAND NEW! Mariposa Leadership is thrilled to bring you excerpts from Design Thinking experts! Sue Bethanis kicks it off with Leader as Designer, an essay on how leaders can utilize Design Thinking to move from idea-to-innovation. The ensuing 12 chapters are outlines from Sue’s 2012 Wise Talk interviews. The summaries include each guest’s insights, what we found most interesting, and some practical tools.
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McKinsey Quarterly’s 10 articles 2012
| In this, our final Top Ten Newsletter of 2012, we’ve rounded up the most popular articles among readers this year. Read them today and join the conversation. | ||||||
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| 4. STRATEGY Becoming more strategic: Three tips for any executive You don’t need a formal strategy role to help shape your organization’s strategic direction. Start by moving beyond frameworks and communicating in a more engaging way.5. STRATEGY A CEO’s guide to innovation in China Dynamic domestic players and focused multinationals are helping China churn out a growing number of innovative products and services. Intensifying competition lies ahead; here’s a road map for navigating it. 6. STRATEGY |
7. ORGANIZATION Motivating people: Getting beyond money The economic slump offers business leaders a chance to more effectively reward talented employees by emphasizing nonfinancial motivators rather than bonuses.8. STRATEGY The social side of strategy Crowdsourcing your strategy may sound crazy. But a few pioneering companies are starting to do just that, boosting organizational alignment in the process. Should you join them? 9. STRATEGY 10. OPERATIONS |
My point of view: regular readers will recognize some of the posts!
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Getting Strategy Execution Right
Michael Jarrett, INSEAD professor, on the most important imperative for your business.
My point of view: i stated it yesterday in much less words.
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McKinsey’s May 2012 Newsletter–How your company can use social media
May 2012 Newsletter–How your company can use social media.
How your company can use social media
This month, we aim to sharpen your thinking about blogs, wikis, mobile apps, Web forums, and the like. “Demystifying social media” shows how executives can shape the consumer’s purchase decision by harnessing these new platforms. Several consumers share their experiences, and three McKinsey partners provide advice on how companies can draw on social media to build brand loyalty, in the video “Making sense of social media,” on mckinsey.com. “A social journey” interactively demonstrates why marketers should use such techniques at every stage of the consumer’s purchase process. “Understanding social media in China” shows that despite vast differences between this market and those of the West, the ingredients of a winning strategy are familiar. Finally, review the results of therecent live Twitter conversation hosted by McKinsey partners David Edelman and Hugo Sarrazin on using social media to shape consumer decision making (available on Storify).
Read all at May 2012 Newsletter–How your company can use social media
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Deloitte’s the next evolution: Retail Store 3.0
Traditional retailers are finding it harder to keep pace with evolving consumer attitudes and expectations — and may not have time to catch up. They have come to a crossroads where they need to rethink
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- Global Powers of Retailing 2012: The podcast (deloitte.com)
