How can organizations increase productivity and value creation? Research shows that leaders who are most successful pay close attention to creating healthy and open cultures.
Guides
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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 People Powering AI: Readying an Organization for AI Opportunity
Developing a cohesive approach to AI deployment requires the right people — and mindset. Here's how to bring together the human resources to manage the opportunities and risks.
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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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Innovation Systems: Advancing Practices to Create New Value
As technology transforms the global business landscape, companies need to examine and update their internal processes for innovation to keep pace.
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Sustainable Strategy: Rightsizing Goals and Assessing Impact
As climate change looms large, business leaders can — and must — take practical steps to limit their companies’ impacts on the global environment.
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Teamwork Reinvented: How to Orchestrate Successful Teams in the New World of Work
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.
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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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The Leader’s Guide to Changing a Toxic Company Culture
A comprehensive study of millions of employees shows that toxic culture is the biggest driving force behind people leaving companies today. This collection includes three articles which examine the roots of toxic culture within organizations — including how leadership, social norms, and work design play a role — and offers actionable advice on how to improve culture and boost employee retention.
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Developing an Ethical Technology Mindset
Technology has become central to how all companies — not just tech companies — run their businesses and compete in the 21st century. At the same time, the pace of change, increased uncertainty, and the rising demand on organizations to address societal challenges have pushed the issue of ethical and trustworthy technology to the top of the executive agenda.