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Can You Bring Your Spirituality to Work?

INSEAD Knowledge

A key ingredient of leadership is the ability to build trust. Even worse, only 32 percent say they trust their organisation’s senior leaders. Subhanu: Bridging worlds Born in India to a family of musicians and dancers, Subhanu moved to the UK at the age of three but remained connected to his cultural traditions.

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Careers and Chance: How Much Control Do You Really Have?

INSEAD Knowledge

Career success isn’t just about how hard you work or how smart you are. Professional trajectories are influenced by many factors: from people’s lifelong skills and experiences to structural elements such as demographic backgrounds and macroeconomic conditions (e.g. the life-cycle phase of an industry or company).

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Customers Not CEOs Decide Whether Companies Succeed

Thinkers 50

They have also enjoyed huge business success, growing and making plenty of money. But true customer-led success is not. When companies do this well, their customers do well – they, or we, get a better quality of life, better solutions, lower costs of all kinds – financial but also effort, time, emotional pain, attention and more.

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Back to Basics – Step 3: Confirming your Post-Close Operating Model

BTD Consulting

Success comes down to a few basics. While integration success is by no means guaranteed, it is at least defined. What organisational accountabilities will best drive our new product development capability?). Even more challenging is the second objective of this exercise: ensuring leadership alignment with the end result.

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Distributed Ledger Technologies and Social Machines: How to “smartify” the economy with blockchain-based digital extension services?

TIM Review

It linked three top universities in the U.K. DLTs thus lead to ledger communities (LCs) (Sandstrom, 2017) of people (users) who agree to the terms and conditions of the “Genesis Block” of that particular LC, and thus gain a measure of mutual trust in making transactions with others there.

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Expect the Unexpected: Investigating co-creation projects in a Living Lab

TIM Review

Living Labs (LLs) are complex multi-stakeholder environments that enable real-life testing and experimentation of products, services, and systems. Rudmark, Arnestrand, and Avital (2012)suggested that “ understanding the key to co-creation success must draw on the motivations of the relevant stakeholders to engage in the process”.