Great teamwork is at the heart of how managers add value to organizations — but creating the conditions for it to flourish is a tougher job than ever.
Featured Leadership Collections: Navigating the Future of Work
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AI’s Edge: A Leader's Guide to AI and Its Limits
AI has transformational power, but it’s not without limits. Learn how to assess AI’s potential and address some of its limitations for successful implementation.
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How to Make Your Company More Resilient
Being able to identify and then adapt quickly to shifting changes and opportunities can be a buffer against disruption.
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Hybrid Work: Measuring and Managing for Top Performance
Organizations continue to experiment with where and when work takes place. They’re also paying attention to how these decisions —and trade-offs — impact everything from productivity to morale.
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The Future of Strategic Measurement: Enhancing KPIs With AI
Smart organizations need smarter KPIs. This report outlines how leaders can create and capture value from smart KPIs.
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Building Robust RAI Programs as Third-Party AI Tools Proliferate
The 2023 MIT SMR-BCG responsible AI report finds that third-party AI tools pose increasing risks for organizations.
Bestsellers
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Bring Your Own AI: How to Balance Risks and Innovation
Banning GenAI tools won’t work. Leaders should set guidelines that let employees experiment: This mitigates risks while opening the door to organizational gains, research shows.
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Strategically Engaging With Innovation Ecosystems
Connecting companies to clusters of startups, researchers, and investors can accelerate corporate innovation.
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Breaking Logjams in Knowledge Work
How organizations can improve task flow and prevent overload.
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The Most Underrated Skill in Management
Few questions in business are more powerful than “What problem are you trying to solve?” Leaders who can formulate clear problem statements get more done with less effort and move more rapidly than their less-focused counterparts. But stopping to ask this question doesn’t come naturally — managers must put conscious effort into learning a structured approach.