http://www.odeo.com/channels/2103708-Harvard-Business-Review-Issue-Highlights no Each month, the HBR Issue Highlights delivers the best of the magazine in less than five minutes, guiding you to the articles you need, telling you what they're about, who they're for and why you should read them. Each month, the HBR Issue Highlights delivers the best of the magazine in less than five minutes, guiding you to the articles you need, telling you what they're about, who they're for and why you should read them. A rundown of the top articles in this month's issue of HBR en 40 Wed, 25 Nov 2009 07:47:00 -0800 Wed, 25 Nov 2009 07:47:00 -0800 Harvard Business Review Harvard Business Review, Harvard Business School, Harvad, Havard Marketing Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25472960-HBR-Issue-Highlights-December-2009 December’s Highlights: The innovator’s DNA; how to partner with hard discount stores; picking a good fight at work; giving employees more autonomy; crafting the right response in a crisis; the HBR Case. December’s Highlights: The innovator’s DNA; how to partner with hard discount stores; picking a good fight at work; giving employees more autonomy; crafting the right response in a crisis; the HBR Case. December’s Highlights: The innovator’s DNA; how to partner with hard discount stores; picking a good fight at work; giving employees more autonomy; crafting the right response in a crisis; the HBR Case. tag:odeo.com,2009-11-25,25472960 Wed, 25 Nov 2009 07:47:00 -0800 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25366295-HBR-Issue-Highlights-November-2009 November’s Highlights: Clean-tech innovation; the wisdom of Peter Drucker; how to make smarter decisions; financial accounting myths; the key to combining products and services; the HBR Case. November’s Highlights: Clean-tech innovation; the wisdom of Peter Drucker; how to make smarter decisions; financial accounting myths; the key to combining products and services; the HBR Case. November’s Highlights: Clean-tech innovation; the wisdom of Peter Drucker; how to make smarter decisions; financial accounting myths; the key to combining products and services; the HBR Case. tag:odeo.com,2009-10-23,25366295 Fri, 23 Oct 2009 13:52:00 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25366296-HBR-Issue-Highlights-October-2009 October’s Highlights: Reverse innovation at GE; making time off required; risk management mistakes; innovation inspiration from baseball; the potential perils of fighter brands; the HBR Case Study. October’s Highlights: Reverse innovation at GE; making time off required; risk management mistakes; innovation inspiration from baseball; the potential perils of fighter brands; the HBR Case Study. October’s Highlights: Reverse innovation at GE; making time off required; risk management mistakes; innovation inspiration from baseball; the potential perils of fighter brands; the HBR Case Study. tag:odeo.com,2009-09-25,25366296 Fri, 25 Sep 2009 08:22:00 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25366297-HBR-Issue-Highlights-September-2009 September's Highlights: Tapping into the lucrative female economy; President Clinton's urgent call to CEOs; information overload; the battle over executive pay; the HBR Case; finding your company's next big idea. September's Highlights: Tapping into the lucrative female economy; President Clinton's urgent call to CEOs; information overload; the battle over executive pay; the HBR Case; finding your company's next big idea. September's Highlights: Tapping into the lucrative female economy; President Clinton's urgent call to CEOs; information overload; the battle over executive pay; the HBR Case; finding your company's next big idea. tag:odeo.com,2009-08-20,25366297 Thu, 20 Aug 2009 10:25:00 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25366298-HBR-Issue-Highlights-July-August-2009 July-August Highlights: Special issue on managing in a new world; Niall Ferguson on the descent of finance; Robert Reich on government in your business; 10 post-crisis trends. July-August Highlights: Special issue on managing in a new world; Niall Ferguson on the descent of finance; Robert Reich on government in your business; 10 post-crisis trends. July-August Highlights: Special issue on managing in a new world; Niall Ferguson on the descent of finance; Robert Reich on government in your business; 10 post-crisis trends. tag:odeo.com,2009-06-29,25366298 Mon, 29 Jun 2009 09:01:00 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25366299-HBR-Issue-Highlights-June-2009 June's Highlights: Be a good boss in a bad economy; grading President Obama; spotlight on trust; web exclusive on open innovation; the HBR Case. June's Highlights: Be a good boss in a bad economy; grading President Obama; spotlight on trust; web exclusive on open innovation; the HBR Case. June's Highlights: Be a good boss in a bad economy; grading President Obama; spotlight on trust; web exclusive on open innovation; the HBR Case. tag:odeo.com,2009-05-26,25366299 Tue, 26 May 2009 14:19:00 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25366300-HBR-Issue-Highlights-May-2009 May's Highlights: A.G. Lafley on the CEO role; find cash inside your company; recruiting guide; getting your organization unstuck; why teams don't work; the HBR Case; the HBR Debate. May's Highlights: A.G. Lafley on the CEO role; find cash inside your company; recruiting guide; getting your organization unstuck; why teams don't work; the HBR Case; the HBR Debate. May's Highlights: A.G. Lafley on the CEO role; find cash inside your company; recruiting guide; getting your organization unstuck; why teams don't work; the HBR Case; the HBR Debate. tag:odeo.com,2009-04-24,25366300 Fri, 24 Apr 2009 10:33:00 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25366301-HBR-Issue-Highlights-April-2009 April's Highlights: Downturn marketing; retailing in a recession; better customer feedback; predicting competitors' behavior; Team of Rivals; the HBR Case. April's Highlights: Downturn marketing; retailing in a recession; better customer feedback; predicting competitors' behavior; Team of Rivals; the HBR Case. April's Highlights: Downturn marketing; retailing in a recession; better customer feedback; predicting competitors' behavior; Team of Rivals; the HBR Case. tag:odeo.com,2009-03-25,25366301 Wed, 25 Mar 2009 09:46:00 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24803768-HBR-Editors-Preview-The-Annual-List-of-Breakthrough-Ideas-Feb-2009 HBR senior editor Lew McCreary discusses the magazine's annual snapshot of the emerging shape of business. HBR senior editor Lew McCreary discusses the magazine's annual snapshot of the emerging shape of business. HBR senior editor Lew McCreary discusses the magazine's annual snapshot of the emerging shape of business. tag:odeo.com,2009-02-17,24803768 Tue, 17 Feb 2009 14:16:15 -0800 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24803769-HBR-Editors-Preview-Special-Issue-on-Leadership-Transitions-Jan-2009 HBR senior editor Julia Kirby discusses the January special issue on leadership transitions on the eve of a historic leadership transition in Washington. HBR senior editor Julia Kirby discusses the January special issue on leadership transitions on the eve of a historic leadership transition in Washington. HBR senior editor Julia Kirby discusses the January special issue on leadership transitions on the eve of a historic leadership transition in Washington. tag:odeo.com,2009-01-16,24803769 Fri, 16 Jan 2009 15:30:32 -0800 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24803770-HBR-Editors%E2%80%99-Preview-Reinventing-Your-Business-Model-Dec-2008 Should you rethink your business model? If so, when? HBR editorial director Sarah Cliffe discusses how Clay Christensen and colleagues address these critical questions. Should you rethink your business model? If so, when? HBR editorial director Sarah Cliffe discusses how Clay Christensen and colleagues address these critical questions. Should you rethink your business model? If so, when? HBR editorial director Sarah Cliffe discusses how Clay Christensen and colleagues address these critical questions. tag:odeo.com,2008-11-25,24803770 Tue, 25 Nov 2008 13:58:24 -0800 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25342700-HBR-Editors-Preview-How-Cisco-Sees-the-Future-Nov-2008 HBR senior editor Bronwyn Fryer discusses how CEO John Chambers has made Cisco a collaborative -- and nimble -- company by "leading from the middle." HBR senior editor Bronwyn Fryer discusses how CEO John Chambers has made Cisco a collaborative -- and nimble -- company by "leading from the middle." HBR senior editor Bronwyn Fryer discusses how CEO John Chambers has made Cisco a collaborative -- and nimble -- company by "leading from the middle." tag:odeo.com,2008-10-28,25342700 Tue, 28 Oct 2008 14:57:47 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24803771-HBR-Editors-Preview-How-Cisco-Sees-the-Future-Nov-2008 HBR senior editor Bronwyn Fryer discusses how CEO John Chambers has made Cisco a collaborative -- and nimble -- company by "leading from the middle." HBR senior editor Bronwyn Fryer discusses how CEO John Chambers has made Cisco a collaborative -- and nimble -- company by "leading from the middle." HBR senior editor Bronwyn Fryer discusses how CEO John Chambers has made Cisco a collaborative -- and nimble -- company by "leading from the middle." tag:odeo.com,2008-10-28,24803771 Tue, 28 Oct 2008 13:57:47 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24803772-HBR-Editors-Preview-The-Contribution-Revolution User contributions aren't just for Web 2.0 companies any more. Senior Editor Paul Hemp describes how Intuit and other "traditional" companies are leveraging the contributions of customers and employees to transform product development, customer service, and even human resources. User contributions aren't just for Web 2.0 companies any more. Senior Editor Paul Hemp describes how Intuit and other "traditional" companies are leveraging the contributions of customers and employees to transform product development, customer service, and even human resources. User contributions aren't just for Web 2.0 companies any more. Senior Editor Paul Hemp describes how Intuit and other "traditional" companies are leveraging the contributions of customers and employees to transform product development, customer service, and even human resources. tag:odeo.com,2008-10-08,24803772 Wed, 08 Oct 2008 13:09:03 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24803773-HBR-Editors-Preview-Special-Edition-7-Ways-to-Fail-Big-Audio-Slide-Show 7 Ways to Fail Big Chunka Mui, coauthor with Paul B. Carroll of the September 2008 HBR article "7 Ways to Fail Big," discusses lessons from the most inexcusable business failures of the past 25 years in this audio slide show. To enable the slide show in iTunes, select "view" and then "show artwork." 7 Ways to Fail Big Chunka Mui, coauthor with Paul B. Carroll of the September 2008 HBR article "7 Ways to Fail Big," discusses lessons from the most inexcusable business failures of the past 25 years in this audio slide show. To enable the slide show in iTunes, select "view" and then "show artwork." 7 Ways to Fail Big Chunka Mui, coauthor with Paul B. Carroll of the September 2008 HBR article "7 Ways to Fail Big," discusses lessons from the most inexcusable business failures of the past 25 years in this audio slide show. To enable the slide show in iTunes, select "view" and then "show artwork." tag:odeo.com,2008-08-26,24803773 Tue, 26 Aug 2008 16:21:49 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24803774-HBR-Editors-Preview-Recession-Proof-Your-Job Layoff decisions may seem beyond your control, but there's plenty you can do to make sure you retain your job. Senior Editor Diane Coutu explains how to increase your chances of survival using a few smart tactics. Layoff decisions may seem beyond your control, but there's plenty you can do to make sure you retain your job. Senior Editor Diane Coutu explains how to increase your chances of survival using a few smart tactics. Layoff decisions may seem beyond your control, but there's plenty you can do to make sure you retain your job. Senior Editor Diane Coutu explains how to increase your chances of survival using a few smart tactics. tag:odeo.com,2008-08-25,24803774 Mon, 25 Aug 2008 13:19:37 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24803775-HBR-Editors%E2%80%99-Preview-Should-You-Invest-in-the-Long-Tail Long Tail The Long Tail theory is a compelling idea, but Harvard professor Anita Elberse has data that show it may not be so accurate. Senior Editor Julia Kirby talks about Elberse’s research, and Associate Editor Andy O’Connell discusses the unique market-research methodology that inspired this month’s case study. Long Tail The Long Tail theory is a compelling idea, but Harvard professor Anita Elberse has data that show it may not be so accurate. Senior Editor Julia Kirby talks about Elberse’s research, and Associate Editor Andy O’Connell discusses the unique market-research methodology that inspired this month’s case study. Long Tail The Long Tail theory is a compelling idea, but Harvard professor Anita Elberse has data that show it may not be so accurate. Senior Editor Julia Kirby talks about Elberse’s research, and Associate Editor Andy O’Connell discusses the unique market-research methodology that inspired this month’s case study. tag:odeo.com,2008-07-02,24803775 Wed, 02 Jul 2008 11:54:15 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24803776-Harvard-Business-Review-Editor-s-Preview-Design-Thinking Design thinking "Design thinking" marries innovation with what people actually want and need in their lives. (Imagine that.) HBR Editor Tom Stewart describes how this practice is transforming services, product design, even strategy. Design thinking "Design thinking" marries innovation with what people actually want and need in their lives. (Imagine that.) HBR Editor Tom Stewart describes how this practice is transforming services, product design, even strategy. Design thinking "Design thinking" marries innovation with what people actually want and need in their lives. (Imagine that.) HBR Editor Tom Stewart describes how this practice is transforming services, product design, even strategy. tag:odeo.com,2008-06-16,24803776 Mon, 16 Jun 2008 07:10:38 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25140119-HBR-Editor-s-Preview-How-Online-Games-are-Training-Tomorrow-s-Leaders How Online Games are Training Tomorrow's Leaders. HBR Editor Thomas Stewart describes how online games like World of Warcraft are becoming a training ground for the next generation of business leaders. Also, a new report on fixing big pharma’s productivity crisis. How Online Games are Training Tomorrow's Leaders. HBR Editor Thomas Stewart describes how online games like World of Warcraft are becoming a training ground for the next generation of business leaders. Also, a new report on fixing big pharma’s productivity crisis. How Online Games are Training Tomorrow's Leaders. HBR Editor Thomas Stewart describes how online games like World of Warcraft are becoming a training ground for the next generation of business leaders. Also, a new report on fixing big pharma’s productivity crisis. tag:odeo.com,2008-05-06,25140119 Tue, 06 May 2008 07:25:58 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22497258-HBR-Editor-s-Preview-How-Online-Games-are-Training-Tomorrow-s-Leaders How Online Games are Training Tomorrow's Leaders. HBR Editor Thomas Stewart describes how online games like World of Warcraft are becoming a training ground for the next generation of business leaders. Also, a new report on fixing big pharma’s productivity crisis. How Online Games are Training Tomorrow's Leaders. HBR Editor Thomas Stewart describes how online games like World of Warcraft are becoming a training ground for the next generation of business leaders. Also, a new report on fixing big pharma’s productivity crisis. How Online Games are Training Tomorrow's Leaders. HBR Editor Thomas Stewart describes how online games like World of Warcraft are becoming a training ground for the next generation of business leaders. Also, a new report on fixing big pharma’s productivity crisis. tag:odeo.com,2008-05-06,22497258 Tue, 06 May 2008 07:25:58 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25342702-HBR-Editor-s-Preview-Magic-by-Design Magic by Design. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses the April 2008 issue, which includes an article about the secrets to Google's phenomenal innovation success by Babson's Bala Iyer and Thomas Davenport. He also talks about research from Harvard Business School's Frances X. Frei that will help you create a profitable service business. Magic by Design. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses the April 2008 issue, which includes an article about the secrets to Google's phenomenal innovation success by Babson's Bala Iyer and Thomas Davenport. He also talks about research from Harvard Business School's Frances X. Frei that will help you create a profitable service business. Magic by Design. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses the April 2008 issue, which includes an article about the secrets to Google's phenomenal innovation success by Babson's Bala Iyer and Thomas Davenport. He also talks about research from Harvard Business School's Frances X. Frei that will help you create a profitable service business. tag:odeo.com,2008-03-27,25342702 Thu, 27 Mar 2008 10:23:00 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22198668-HBR-Editor-s-Preview-Magic-by-Design Magic by Design. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses the April 2008 issue, which includes an article about the secrets to Google's phenomenal innovation success by Babson's Bala Iyer and Thomas Davenport. He also talks about research from Harvard Business School's Frances X. Frei that will help you create a profitable service business. Magic by Design. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses the April 2008 issue, which includes an article about the secrets to Google's phenomenal innovation success by Babson's Bala Iyer and Thomas Davenport. He also talks about research from Harvard Business School's Frances X. Frei that will help you create a profitable service business. Magic by Design. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses the April 2008 issue, which includes an article about the secrets to Google's phenomenal innovation success by Babson's Bala Iyer and Thomas Davenport. He also talks about research from Harvard Business School's Frances X. Frei that will help you create a profitable service business. tag:odeo.com,2008-03-27,22198668 Thu, 27 Mar 2008 09:23:00 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights podcasts Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24803777-HBR-Editor-s-Preview-Magic-by-Design Magic by Design. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses the April 2008 issue, which includes an article about the secrets to Google's phenomenal innovation success by Babson's Bala Iyer and Thomas Davenport. He also talks about research from Harvard Business School's Frances X. Frei that will help you create a profitable service business. Magic by Design. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses the April 2008 issue, which includes an article about the secrets to Google's phenomenal innovation success by Babson's Bala Iyer and Thomas Davenport. He also talks about research from Harvard Business School's Frances X. Frei that will help you create a profitable service business. Magic by Design. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses the April 2008 issue, which includes an article about the secrets to Google's phenomenal innovation success by Babson's Bala Iyer and Thomas Davenport. He also talks about research from Harvard Business School's Frances X. Frei that will help you create a profitable service business. tag:odeo.com,2008-03-27,24803777 Thu, 27 Mar 2008 09:23:00 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22497259-HBR-Editor-s-Preview-Magic-by-Design Magic by Design. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses the April 2008 issue, which includes an article about the secrets to Google's phenomenal innovation success by Babson's Bala Iyer and Thomas Davenport. He also talks about research from Harvard Business School's Frances X. Frei that will help you create a profitable service business. Magic by Design. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses the April 2008 issue, which includes an article about the secrets to Google's phenomenal innovation success by Babson's Bala Iyer and Thomas Davenport. He also talks about research from Harvard Business School's Frances X. Frei that will help you create a profitable service business. Magic by Design. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses the April 2008 issue, which includes an article about the secrets to Google's phenomenal innovation success by Babson's Bala Iyer and Thomas Davenport. He also talks about research from Harvard Business School's Frances X. Frei that will help you create a profitable service business. tag:odeo.com,2008-03-27,22497259 Thu, 27 Mar 2008 09:23:00 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22178750-HBR-Editor-s-Preview-Staying-on-Top Staying on Top. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses the March 2008 issue, which includes an interview with Pulitzer Prize-winning historian David McCullough about timeless leadership qualities. He also talks about research from the Corporate Executive Board on preventing stalls in revenue growth. Staying on Top. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses the March 2008 issue, which includes an interview with Pulitzer Prize-winning historian David McCullough about timeless leadership qualities. He also talks about research from the Corporate Executive Board on preventing stalls in revenue growth. Staying on Top. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses the March 2008 issue, which includes an interview with Pulitzer Prize-winning historian David McCullough about timeless leadership qualities. He also talks about research from the Corporate Executive Board on preventing stalls in revenue growth. tag:odeo.com,2008-02-28,22178750 Thu, 28 Feb 2008 07:50:00 -0800 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights podcasts Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24803778-HBR-Editor-s-Preview-Staying-on-Top Staying on Top. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses the March 2008 issue, which includes an interview with Pulitzer Prize-winning historian David McCullough about timeless leadership qualities. He also talks about research from the Corporate Executive Board on preventing stalls in revenue growth. Staying on Top. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses the March 2008 issue, which includes an interview with Pulitzer Prize-winning historian David McCullough about timeless leadership qualities. He also talks about research from the Corporate Executive Board on preventing stalls in revenue growth. Staying on Top. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses the March 2008 issue, which includes an interview with Pulitzer Prize-winning historian David McCullough about timeless leadership qualities. He also talks about research from the Corporate Executive Board on preventing stalls in revenue growth. tag:odeo.com,2008-02-28,24803778 Thu, 28 Feb 2008 07:50:00 -0800 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22497260-HBR-Editor-s-Preview-Staying-on-Top Staying on Top. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses the March 2008 issue, which includes an interview with Pulitzer Prize-winning historian David McCullough about timeless leadership qualities. He also talks about research from the Corporate Executive Board on preventing stalls in revenue growth. Staying on Top. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses the March 2008 issue, which includes an interview with Pulitzer Prize-winning historian David McCullough about timeless leadership qualities. He also talks about research from the Corporate Executive Board on preventing stalls in revenue growth. Staying on Top. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses the March 2008 issue, which includes an interview with Pulitzer Prize-winning historian David McCullough about timeless leadership qualities. He also talks about research from the Corporate Executive Board on preventing stalls in revenue growth. tag:odeo.com,2008-02-28,22497260 Thu, 28 Feb 2008 07:50:00 -0800 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22178754-HBR-Editor-s-Preview-Prepare-for-the-Future Prepare for the Future. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses Boris Groysberg's February 2008 article on developing portable skills in star performers. He also talks about HBR Green (www.hbrgreen.org), a new website that looks at the risks and opportunities of climate change and environmental issues in the business arena. Prepare for the Future. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses Boris Groysberg's February 2008 article on developing portable skills in star performers. He also talks about HBR Green (www.hbrgreen.org), a new website that looks at the risks and opportunities of climate change and environmental issues in the business arena. Prepare for the Future. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses Boris Groysberg's February 2008 article on developing portable skills in star performers. He also talks about HBR Green (www.hbrgreen.org), a new website that looks at the risks and opportunities of climate change and environmental issues in the business arena. tag:odeo.com,2008-01-28,22178754 Mon, 28 Jan 2008 10:12:00 -0800 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights podcasts Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24803779-HBR-Editor-s-Preview-Prepare-for-the-Future Prepare for the Future. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses Boris Groysberg's February 2008 article on developing portable skills in star performers. He also talks about HBR Green (www.hbrgreen.org), a new website that looks at the risks and opportunities of climate change and environmental issues in the business arena. Prepare for the Future. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses Boris Groysberg's February 2008 article on developing portable skills in star performers. He also talks about HBR Green (www.hbrgreen.org), a new website that looks at the risks and opportunities of climate change and environmental issues in the business arena. Prepare for the Future. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses Boris Groysberg's February 2008 article on developing portable skills in star performers. He also talks about HBR Green (www.hbrgreen.org), a new website that looks at the risks and opportunities of climate change and environmental issues in the business arena. tag:odeo.com,2008-01-28,24803779 Mon, 28 Jan 2008 10:12:00 -0800 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22497261-HBR-Editor-s-Preview-Prepare-for-the-Future Prepare for the Future. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses Boris Groysberg's February 2008 article on developing portable skills in star performers. He also talks about HBR Green (www.hbrgreen.org), a new website that looks at the risks and opportunities of climate change and environmental issues in the business arena. Prepare for the Future. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses Boris Groysberg's February 2008 article on developing portable skills in star performers. He also talks about HBR Green (www.hbrgreen.org), a new website that looks at the risks and opportunities of climate change and environmental issues in the business arena. Prepare for the Future. HBR Editor Tom Stewart discusses Boris Groysberg's February 2008 article on developing portable skills in star performers. He also talks about HBR Green (www.hbrgreen.org), a new website that looks at the risks and opportunities of climate change and environmental issues in the business arena. tag:odeo.com,2008-01-28,22497261 Mon, 28 Jan 2008 10:12:00 -0800 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24803780-HBR-Editor-s-Preview-Great-Enterprise Great Enterprise . HBR Editor Tom Stewart gives you an inside look at the January 2008 special issue on Leadership and Strategy. He touches on Michael Porterâs reexamination of his classic article, âHow Competitive Forces Shape Strategy,â as well as Cynthia A. Montgomeryâs work on reconnecting strategy and the CEO. Finally, Tom talks about the research of Linda A. Hill, who asks where we will find tomorrowâs great leaders. Great Enterprise . HBR Editor Tom Stewart gives you an inside look at the January 2008 special issue on Leadership and Strategy. He touches on Michael Porterâs reexamination of his classic article, âHow Competitive Forces Shape Strategy,â as well as Cynthia A. Montgomeryâs work on reconnecting strategy and the CEO. Finally, Tom talks about the research of Linda A. Hill, who asks where we will find tomorrowâs great leaders. Great Enterprise . HBR Editor Tom Stewart gives you an inside look at the January 2008 special issue on Leadership and Strategy. He touches on Michael Porterâs reexamination of his classic article, âHow Competitive Forces Shape Strategy,â as well as Cynthia A. Montgomeryâs work on reconnecting strategy and the CEO. Finally, Tom talks about the research of Linda A. Hill, who asks where we will find tomorrowâs great leaders. tag:odeo.com,2008-01-04,24803780 Fri, 04 Jan 2008 12:34:00 -0800 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22178757-HBR-Editor-s-Preview-Great-Enterprise Great Enterprise . HBR Editor Tom Stewart gives you an inside look at the January 2008 special issue on Leadership and Strategy. He touches on Michael Porterâs reexamination of his classic article, âHow Competitive Forces Shape Strategy,â as well as Cynthia A. Montgomeryâs work on reconnecting strategy and the CEO. Finally, Tom talks about the research of Linda A. Hill, who asks where we will find tomorrowâs great leaders. Great Enterprise . HBR Editor Tom Stewart gives you an inside look at the January 2008 special issue on Leadership and Strategy. He touches on Michael Porterâs reexamination of his classic article, âHow Competitive Forces Shape Strategy,â as well as Cynthia A. Montgomeryâs work on reconnecting strategy and the CEO. Finally, Tom talks about the research of Linda A. Hill, who asks where we will find tomorrowâs great leaders. Great Enterprise . HBR Editor Tom Stewart gives you an inside look at the January 2008 special issue on Leadership and Strategy. He touches on Michael Porterâs reexamination of his classic article, âHow Competitive Forces Shape Strategy,â as well as Cynthia A. Montgomeryâs work on reconnecting strategy and the CEO. Finally, Tom talks about the research of Linda A. Hill, who asks where we will find tomorrowâs great leaders. tag:odeo.com,2008-01-04,22178757 Fri, 04 Jan 2008 12:34:00 -0800 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights podcasts Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22497262-HBR-Editor-s-Preview-Great-Enterprise Great Enterprise . HBR Editor Tom Stewart gives you an inside look at the January 2008 special issue on Leadership and Strategy. He touches on Michael Porterâs reexamination of his classic article, âHow Competitive Forces Shape Strategy,â as well as Cynthia A. Montgomeryâs work on reconnecting strategy and the CEO. Finally, Tom talks about the research of Linda A. Hill, who asks where we will find tomorrowâs great leaders. Great Enterprise . HBR Editor Tom Stewart gives you an inside look at the January 2008 special issue on Leadership and Strategy. He touches on Michael Porterâs reexamination of his classic article, âHow Competitive Forces Shape Strategy,â as well as Cynthia A. Montgomeryâs work on reconnecting strategy and the CEO. Finally, Tom talks about the research of Linda A. Hill, who asks where we will find tomorrowâs great leaders. Great Enterprise . HBR Editor Tom Stewart gives you an inside look at the January 2008 special issue on Leadership and Strategy. He touches on Michael Porterâs reexamination of his classic article, âHow Competitive Forces Shape Strategy,â as well as Cynthia A. Montgomeryâs work on reconnecting strategy and the CEO. Finally, Tom talks about the research of Linda A. Hill, who asks where we will find tomorrowâs great leaders. tag:odeo.com,2008-01-04,22497262 Fri, 04 Jan 2008 12:34:00 -0800 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22178760-Harvard-Business-Review-Editors-Preview-December-2007-Vision-Frame-Action Four HBR editors give you an inside look at the December 2007 issue. Paul Hemp explains Peter Guber's approach to creating a powerful, motivating story, while Steve Prokesch describes a new way to inspire innovation and creativity in your employees from Kevin Coyne, Patricia Gorman Clifford, and Renee Dye. Bronwyn Fryer explains Dan Lovallo's strategies for keeping your psychological biases out of the M&A process, and finally, Diane Coutu talks about John Gottman's research on personal relationships, and how you can form a good one. Four HBR editors give you an inside look at the December 2007 issue. Paul Hemp explains Peter Guber's approach to creating a powerful, motivating story, while Steve Prokesch describes a new way to inspire innovation and creativity in your employees from Kevin Coyne, Patricia Gorman Clifford, and Renee Dye. Bronwyn Fryer explains Dan Lovallo's strategies for keeping your psychological biases out of the M&A process, and finally, Diane Coutu talks about John Gottman's research on personal relationships, and how you can form a good one. Four HBR editors give you an inside look at the December 2007 issue. Paul Hemp explains Peter Guber's approach to creating a powerful, motivating story, while Steve Prokesch describes a new way to inspire innovation and creativity in your employees from Kevin Coyne, Patricia Gorman Clifford, and Renee Dye. Bronwyn Fryer explains Dan Lovallo's strategies for keeping your psychological biases out of the M&A process, and finally, Diane Coutu talks about John Gottman's research on personal relationships, and how you can form a good one. tag:odeo.com,2007-11-28,22178760 Wed, 28 Nov 2007 06:34:00 -0800 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights podcasts Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22497263-Harvard-Business-Review-Editors-Preview-December-2007-Vision-Frame-Action Four HBR editors give you an inside look at the December 2007 issue. Paul Hemp explains Peter Guber's approach to creating a powerful, motivating story, while Steve Prokesch describes a new way to inspire innovation and creativity in your employees from Kevin Coyne, Patricia Gorman Clifford, and Renee Dye. Bronwyn Fryer explains Dan Lovallo's strategies for keeping your psychological biases out of the M&A process, and finally, Diane Coutu talks about John Gottman's research on personal relationships, and how you can form a good one. Four HBR editors give you an inside look at the December 2007 issue. Paul Hemp explains Peter Guber's approach to creating a powerful, motivating story, while Steve Prokesch describes a new way to inspire innovation and creativity in your employees from Kevin Coyne, Patricia Gorman Clifford, and Renee Dye. Bronwyn Fryer explains Dan Lovallo's strategies for keeping your psychological biases out of the M&A process, and finally, Diane Coutu talks about John Gottman's research on personal relationships, and how you can form a good one. Four HBR editors give you an inside look at the December 2007 issue. Paul Hemp explains Peter Guber's approach to creating a powerful, motivating story, while Steve Prokesch describes a new way to inspire innovation and creativity in your employees from Kevin Coyne, Patricia Gorman Clifford, and Renee Dye. Bronwyn Fryer explains Dan Lovallo's strategies for keeping your psychological biases out of the M&A process, and finally, Diane Coutu talks about John Gottman's research on personal relationships, and how you can form a good one. tag:odeo.com,2007-11-28,22497263 Wed, 28 Nov 2007 06:34:00 -0800 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24803781-Harvard-Business-Review-Editors-Preview-December-2007 Four HBR editors give you an inside look at the December 2007 issue. Paul Hemp explains Peter Guber's approach to creating a powerful, motivating story, while Steve Prokesch describes a new way to inspire innovation and creativity in your employees from Kevin Coyne, Patricia Gorman Clifford, and Renee Dye. Bronwyn Fryer explains Dan Lovallo's strategies for keeping your psychological biases out of the M&A process and finally, Diane Coutu talks about John Gottman's research on personal relationships, and how you can form a good one. Four HBR editors give you an inside look at the December 2007 issue. Paul Hemp explains Peter Guber's approach to creating a powerful, motivating story, while Steve Prokesch describes a new way to inspire innovation and creativity in your employees from Kevin Coyne, Patricia Gorman Clifford, and Renee Dye. Bronwyn Fryer explains Dan Lovallo's strategies for keeping your psychological biases out of the M&A process and finally, Diane Coutu talks about John Gottman's research on personal relationships, and how you can form a good one. Four HBR editors give you an inside look at the December 2007 issue. Paul Hemp explains Peter Guber's approach to creating a powerful, motivating story, while Steve Prokesch describes a new way to inspire innovation and creativity in your employees from Kevin Coyne, Patricia Gorman Clifford, and Renee Dye. Bronwyn Fryer explains Dan Lovallo's strategies for keeping your psychological biases out of the M&A process and finally, Diane Coutu talks about John Gottman's research on personal relationships, and how you can form a good one. tag:odeo.com,2007-11-28,24803781 Wed, 28 Nov 2007 05:23:00 -0800 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22178763-Harvard-Business-Review-Editors-Preview-December-2007 Four HBR editors give you an inside look at the December 2007 issue. Paul Hemp explains Peter Guber's approach to creating a powerful, motivating story, while Steve Prokesch describes a new way to inspire innovation and creativity in your employees from Kevin Coyne, Patricia Gorman Clifford, and Renee Dye. Bronwyn Fryer explains Dan Lovallo's strategies for keeping your psychological biases out of the M&A process and finally, Diane Coutu talks about John Gottman's research on personal relationships, and how you can form a good one. Four HBR editors give you an inside look at the December 2007 issue. Paul Hemp explains Peter Guber's approach to creating a powerful, motivating story, while Steve Prokesch describes a new way to inspire innovation and creativity in your employees from Kevin Coyne, Patricia Gorman Clifford, and Renee Dye. Bronwyn Fryer explains Dan Lovallo's strategies for keeping your psychological biases out of the M&A process and finally, Diane Coutu talks about John Gottman's research on personal relationships, and how you can form a good one. Four HBR editors give you an inside look at the December 2007 issue. Paul Hemp explains Peter Guber's approach to creating a powerful, motivating story, while Steve Prokesch describes a new way to inspire innovation and creativity in your employees from Kevin Coyne, Patricia Gorman Clifford, and Renee Dye. Bronwyn Fryer explains Dan Lovallo's strategies for keeping your psychological biases out of the M&A process and finally, Diane Coutu talks about John Gottman's research on personal relationships, and how you can form a good one. tag:odeo.com,2007-11-28,22178763 Wed, 28 Nov 2007 05:23:00 -0800 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights General Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22497264-Harvard-Business-Review-Editors-Preview-December-2007 Four HBR editors give you an inside look at the December 2007 issue. Paul Hemp explains Peter Guber's approach to creating a powerful, motivating story, while Steve Prokesch describes a new way to inspire innovation and creativity in your employees from Kevin Coyne, Patricia Gorman Clifford, and Renee Dye. Bronwyn Fryer explains Dan Lovallo's strategies for keeping your psychological biases out of the M&A process and finally, Diane Coutu talks about John Gottman's research on personal relationships, and how you can form a good one. Four HBR editors give you an inside look at the December 2007 issue. Paul Hemp explains Peter Guber's approach to creating a powerful, motivating story, while Steve Prokesch describes a new way to inspire innovation and creativity in your employees from Kevin Coyne, Patricia Gorman Clifford, and Renee Dye. Bronwyn Fryer explains Dan Lovallo's strategies for keeping your psychological biases out of the M&A process and finally, Diane Coutu talks about John Gottman's research on personal relationships, and how you can form a good one. Four HBR editors give you an inside look at the December 2007 issue. Paul Hemp explains Peter Guber's approach to creating a powerful, motivating story, while Steve Prokesch describes a new way to inspire innovation and creativity in your employees from Kevin Coyne, Patricia Gorman Clifford, and Renee Dye. Bronwyn Fryer explains Dan Lovallo's strategies for keeping your psychological biases out of the M&A process and finally, Diane Coutu talks about John Gottman's research on personal relationships, and how you can form a good one. tag:odeo.com,2007-11-28,22497264 Wed, 28 Nov 2007 05:23:00 -0800 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24803782-Harvard-Business-Review-s-Editor-s-Preview-How-You-Look-at-It Four HBR editors give you an inside look at the November 2007 issue. Bronwyn Fryer describes a new framework for decision-making by consultants David Snowden and Mary Boone, while Ellen Peebles gives pointers on managing complex teams from Lynda Gratton and Tamara Erickson. Diane Coutu tells you techniques to strengthen your cognitive fitness from Roderick Gilkey and Clint Kilts, and finally, Julia Kirby explains what Robert Pozen thinks public companies can learn from private equity practices. Four HBR editors give you an inside look at the November 2007 issue. Bronwyn Fryer describes a new framework for decision-making by consultants David Snowden and Mary Boone, while Ellen Peebles gives pointers on managing complex teams from Lynda Gratton and Tamara Erickson. Diane Coutu tells you techniques to strengthen your cognitive fitness from Roderick Gilkey and Clint Kilts, and finally, Julia Kirby explains what Robert Pozen thinks public companies can learn from private equity practices. Four HBR editors give you an inside look at the November 2007 issue. Bronwyn Fryer describes a new framework for decision-making by consultants David Snowden and Mary Boone, while Ellen Peebles gives pointers on managing complex teams from Lynda Gratton and Tamara Erickson. Diane Coutu tells you techniques to strengthen your cognitive fitness from Roderick Gilkey and Clint Kilts, and finally, Julia Kirby explains what Robert Pozen thinks public companies can learn from private equity practices. tag:odeo.com,2007-10-26,24803782 Fri, 26 Oct 2007 08:53:00 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22178765-Harvard-Business-Review-s-Editor-s-Preview-How-You-Look-at-It Four HBR editors give you an inside look at the November 2007 issue. Bronwyn Fryer describes a new framework for decision-making by consultants David Snowden and Mary Boone, while Ellen Peebles gives pointers on managing complex teams from Lynda Gratton and Tamara Erickson. Diane Coutu tells you techniques to strengthen your cognitive fitness from Roderick Gilkey and Clint Kilts, and finally, Julia Kirby explains what Robert Pozen thinks public companies can learn from private equity practices. Four HBR editors give you an inside look at the November 2007 issue. Bronwyn Fryer describes a new framework for decision-making by consultants David Snowden and Mary Boone, while Ellen Peebles gives pointers on managing complex teams from Lynda Gratton and Tamara Erickson. Diane Coutu tells you techniques to strengthen your cognitive fitness from Roderick Gilkey and Clint Kilts, and finally, Julia Kirby explains what Robert Pozen thinks public companies can learn from private equity practices. Four HBR editors give you an inside look at the November 2007 issue. Bronwyn Fryer describes a new framework for decision-making by consultants David Snowden and Mary Boone, while Ellen Peebles gives pointers on managing complex teams from Lynda Gratton and Tamara Erickson. Diane Coutu tells you techniques to strengthen your cognitive fitness from Roderick Gilkey and Clint Kilts, and finally, Julia Kirby explains what Robert Pozen thinks public companies can learn from private equity practices. tag:odeo.com,2007-10-26,22178765 Fri, 26 Oct 2007 08:53:00 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights podcasts Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22497265-Harvard-Business-Review-s-Editor-s-Preview-How-You-Look-at-It Four HBR editors give you an inside look at the November 2007 issue. Bronwyn Fryer describes a new framework for decision-making by consultants David Snowden and Mary Boone, while Ellen Peebles gives pointers on managing complex teams from Lynda Gratton and Tamara Erickson. Diane Coutu tells you techniques to strengthen your cognitive fitness from Roderick Gilkey and Clint Kilts, and finally, Julia Kirby explains what Robert Pozen thinks public companies can learn from private equity practices. Four HBR editors give you an inside look at the November 2007 issue. Bronwyn Fryer describes a new framework for decision-making by consultants David Snowden and Mary Boone, while Ellen Peebles gives pointers on managing complex teams from Lynda Gratton and Tamara Erickson. Diane Coutu tells you techniques to strengthen your cognitive fitness from Roderick Gilkey and Clint Kilts, and finally, Julia Kirby explains what Robert Pozen thinks public companies can learn from private equity practices. Four HBR editors give you an inside look at the November 2007 issue. Bronwyn Fryer describes a new framework for decision-making by consultants David Snowden and Mary Boone, while Ellen Peebles gives pointers on managing complex teams from Lynda Gratton and Tamara Erickson. Diane Coutu tells you techniques to strengthen your cognitive fitness from Roderick Gilkey and Clint Kilts, and finally, Julia Kirby explains what Robert Pozen thinks public companies can learn from private equity practices. tag:odeo.com,2007-10-26,22497265 Fri, 26 Oct 2007 08:53:00 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24803783-Harvard-Business-Review-Editor-s-Preview-The-Business-of-Climate-Change The Business of Climate Change: Three HBR editors give you an inside look at the October 2007 issue. Andy OâConnell describes the motivation for the special Forethought report, Climate BusinessâBusiness Climate, while Ellen Peebles explains âenergy consultantsâ Tony Schwartz and Catherine McCarthyâs strategies for increasing your capacity to get things done. Lew McCreary tells you what it was like to interview Rory Stewart about his experiences working in Afghanistan and Iraq, and finally, Ellen takes you through Noel Tichy and Warren Bennisâ process for making good judgment calls. The Business of Climate Change: Three HBR editors give you an inside look at the October 2007 issue. Andy OâConnell describes the motivation for the special Forethought report, Climate BusinessâBusiness Climate, while Ellen Peebles explains âenergy consultantsâ Tony Schwartz and Catherine McCarthyâs strategies for increasing your capacity to get things done. Lew McCreary tells you what it was like to interview Rory Stewart about his experiences working in Afghanistan and Iraq, and finally, Ellen takes you through Noel Tichy and Warren Bennisâ process for making good judgment calls. The Business of Climate Change: Three HBR editors give you an inside look at the October 2007 issue. Andy OâConnell describes the motivation for the special Forethought report, Climate BusinessâBusiness Climate, while Ellen Peebles explains âenergy consultantsâ Tony Schwartz and Catherine McCarthyâs strategies for increasing your capacity to get things done. Lew McCreary tells you what it was like to interview Rory Stewart about his experiences working in Afghanistan and Iraq, and finally, Ellen takes you through Noel Tichy and Warren Bennisâ process for making good judgment calls. tag:odeo.com,2007-09-27,24803783 Thu, 27 Sep 2007 14:59:00 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22178767-Harvard-Business-Review-Editor-s-Preview-The-Business-of-Climate-Change The Business of Climate Change: Three HBR editors give you an inside look at the October 2007 issue. Andy OâConnell describes the motivation for the special Forethought report, Climate BusinessâBusiness Climate, while Ellen Peebles explains âenergy consultantsâ Tony Schwartz and Catherine McCarthyâs strategies for increasing your capacity to get things done. Lew McCreary tells you what it was like to interview Rory Stewart about his experiences working in Afghanistan and Iraq, and finally, Ellen takes you through Noel Tichy and Warren Bennisâ process for making good judgment calls. The Business of Climate Change: Three HBR editors give you an inside look at the October 2007 issue. Andy OâConnell describes the motivation for the special Forethought report, Climate BusinessâBusiness Climate, while Ellen Peebles explains âenergy consultantsâ Tony Schwartz and Catherine McCarthyâs strategies for increasing your capacity to get things done. Lew McCreary tells you what it was like to interview Rory Stewart about his experiences working in Afghanistan and Iraq, and finally, Ellen takes you through Noel Tichy and Warren Bennisâ process for making good judgment calls. The Business of Climate Change: Three HBR editors give you an inside look at the October 2007 issue. Andy OâConnell describes the motivation for the special Forethought report, Climate BusinessâBusiness Climate, while Ellen Peebles explains âenergy consultantsâ Tony Schwartz and Catherine McCarthyâs strategies for increasing your capacity to get things done. Lew McCreary tells you what it was like to interview Rory Stewart about his experiences working in Afghanistan and Iraq, and finally, Ellen takes you through Noel Tichy and Warren Bennisâ process for making good judgment calls. tag:odeo.com,2007-09-27,22178767 Thu, 27 Sep 2007 14:59:00 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights podcasts Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22497266-Harvard-Business-Review-Editor-s-Preview-The-Business-of-Climate-Change The Business of Climate Change: Three HBR editors give you an inside look at the October 2007 issue. Andy OâConnell describes the motivation for the special Forethought report, Climate BusinessâBusiness Climate, while Ellen Peebles explains âenergy consultantsâ Tony Schwartz and Catherine McCarthyâs strategies for increasing your capacity to get things done. Lew McCreary tells you what it was like to interview Rory Stewart about his experiences working in Afghanistan and Iraq, and finally, Ellen takes you through Noel Tichy and Warren Bennisâ process for making good judgment calls. The Business of Climate Change: Three HBR editors give you an inside look at the October 2007 issue. Andy OâConnell describes the motivation for the special Forethought report, Climate BusinessâBusiness Climate, while Ellen Peebles explains âenergy consultantsâ Tony Schwartz and Catherine McCarthyâs strategies for increasing your capacity to get things done. Lew McCreary tells you what it was like to interview Rory Stewart about his experiences working in Afghanistan and Iraq, and finally, Ellen takes you through Noel Tichy and Warren Bennisâ process for making good judgment calls. The Business of Climate Change: Three HBR editors give you an inside look at the October 2007 issue. Andy OâConnell describes the motivation for the special Forethought report, Climate BusinessâBusiness Climate, while Ellen Peebles explains âenergy consultantsâ Tony Schwartz and Catherine McCarthyâs strategies for increasing your capacity to get things done. Lew McCreary tells you what it was like to interview Rory Stewart about his experiences working in Afghanistan and Iraq, and finally, Ellen takes you through Noel Tichy and Warren Bennisâ process for making good judgment calls. tag:odeo.com,2007-09-27,22497266 Thu, 27 Sep 2007 14:59:00 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24803784-Harvard-Business-Review-s-Editors-Preview-September-2007 The Right Way: HBR editors talk about the September 2007 issue, which includes: Research from Northwesternâs Alice Eagly and Wellesleyâs Linda Carli that proposes a better approach and new solutions to the barriers women face in their careers.   An article by Ashridge Strategic Management Centreâs Felix Barber and Michael Goold that uncovers the secret of private equityâs success.   A piece by Harvard Business Schoolâs Deepak Malhotra and Max Bazerman that advises negotiators to dig deep and uncover the other sideâs true motivations. The Right Way: HBR editors talk about the September 2007 issue, which includes: Research from Northwesternâs Alice Eagly and Wellesleyâs Linda Carli that proposes a better approach and new solutions to the barriers women face in their careers.   An article by Ashridge Strategic Management Centreâs Felix Barber and Michael Goold that uncovers the secret of private equityâs success.   A piece by Harvard Business Schoolâs Deepak Malhotra and Max Bazerman that advises negotiators to dig deep and uncover the other sideâs true motivations. The Right Way: HBR editors talk about the September 2007 issue, which includes: Research from Northwesternâs Alice Eagly and Wellesleyâs Linda Carli that proposes a better approach and new solutions to the barriers women face in their careers.   An article by Ashridge Strategic Management Centreâs Felix Barber and Michael Goold that uncovers the secret of private equityâs success.   A piece by Harvard Business Schoolâs Deepak Malhotra and Max Bazerman that advises negotiators to dig deep and uncover the other sideâs true motivations. tag:odeo.com,2007-08-21,24803784 Tue, 21 Aug 2007 10:39:00 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22178769-Harvard-Business-Review-s-Editors-Preview-September-2007 The Right Way: HBR editors talk about the September 2007 issue, which includes: Research from Northwesternâs Alice Eagly and Wellesleyâs Linda Carli that proposes a better approach and new solutions to the barriers women face in their careers.   An article by Ashridge Strategic Management Centreâs Felix Barber and Michael Goold that uncovers the secret of private equityâs success.   A piece by Harvard Business Schoolâs Deepak Malhotra and Max Bazerman that advises negotiators to dig deep and uncover the other sideâs true motivations. The Right Way: HBR editors talk about the September 2007 issue, which includes: Research from Northwesternâs Alice Eagly and Wellesleyâs Linda Carli that proposes a better approach and new solutions to the barriers women face in their careers.   An article by Ashridge Strategic Management Centreâs Felix Barber and Michael Goold that uncovers the secret of private equityâs success.   A piece by Harvard Business Schoolâs Deepak Malhotra and Max Bazerman that advises negotiators to dig deep and uncover the other sideâs true motivations. The Right Way: HBR editors talk about the September 2007 issue, which includes: Research from Northwesternâs Alice Eagly and Wellesleyâs Linda Carli that proposes a better approach and new solutions to the barriers women face in their careers.   An article by Ashridge Strategic Management Centreâs Felix Barber and Michael Goold that uncovers the secret of private equityâs success.   A piece by Harvard Business Schoolâs Deepak Malhotra and Max Bazerman that advises negotiators to dig deep and uncover the other sideâs true motivations. tag:odeo.com,2007-08-21,22178769 Tue, 21 Aug 2007 10:39:00 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights podcasts Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22497267-Harvard-Business-Review-s-Editors-Preview-September-2007 The Right Way: HBR editors talk about the September 2007 issue, which includes: Research from Northwesternâs Alice Eagly and Wellesleyâs Linda Carli that proposes a better approach and new solutions to the barriers women face in their careers.   An article by Ashridge Strategic Management Centreâs Felix Barber and Michael Goold that uncovers the secret of private equityâs success.   A piece by Harvard Business Schoolâs Deepak Malhotra and Max Bazerman that advises negotiators to dig deep and uncover the other sideâs true motivations. The Right Way: HBR editors talk about the September 2007 issue, which includes: Research from Northwesternâs Alice Eagly and Wellesleyâs Linda Carli that proposes a better approach and new solutions to the barriers women face in their careers.   An article by Ashridge Strategic Management Centreâs Felix Barber and Michael Goold that uncovers the secret of private equityâs success.   A piece by Harvard Business Schoolâs Deepak Malhotra and Max Bazerman that advises negotiators to dig deep and uncover the other sideâs true motivations. The Right Way: HBR editors talk about the September 2007 issue, which includes: Research from Northwesternâs Alice Eagly and Wellesleyâs Linda Carli that proposes a better approach and new solutions to the barriers women face in their careers.   An article by Ashridge Strategic Management Centreâs Felix Barber and Michael Goold that uncovers the secret of private equityâs success.   A piece by Harvard Business Schoolâs Deepak Malhotra and Max Bazerman that advises negotiators to dig deep and uncover the other sideâs true motivations. tag:odeo.com,2007-08-21,22497267 Tue, 21 Aug 2007 10:39:00 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24803785-Harvard-Business-Review-Editors-Preview-July-August-2007 Going the Distance: HBR Editor Tom Stewart and Senior Editor Julia Kirby discuss the July-August 2007 special issue on managing for the long term, which includes: Research by generational scholars Neil Howe and William Strauss that shows the generation gap is really part of a historical pattern--one that can be used to predict market, workplace, and social trends for decades. An interview with Toyota president Katsuaki Watanabe, who explains why the automaker must combine radical change and continuous improvement if it wants to remain one of the world's leading companies. An article by forecaster Paul Saffo that offers six commonsense rules for distinguishing good forecasts from bad--and for developing your own. Going the Distance: HBR Editor Tom Stewart and Senior Editor Julia Kirby discuss the July-August 2007 special issue on managing for the long term, which includes: Research by generational scholars Neil Howe and William Strauss that shows the generation gap is really part of a historical pattern--one that can be used to predict market, workplace, and social trends for decades. An interview with Toyota president Katsuaki Watanabe, who explains why the automaker must combine radical change and continuous improvement if it wants to remain one of the world's leading companies. An article by forecaster Paul Saffo that offers six commonsense rules for distinguishing good forecasts from bad--and for developing your own. Going the Distance: HBR Editor Tom Stewart and Senior Editor Julia Kirby discuss the July-August 2007 special issue on managing for the long term, which includes: Research by generational scholars Neil Howe and William Strauss that shows the generation gap is really part of a historical pattern--one that can be used to predict market, workplace, and social trends for decades. An interview with Toyota president Katsuaki Watanabe, who explains why the automaker must combine radical change and continuous improvement if it wants to remain one of the world's leading companies. An article by forecaster Paul Saffo that offers six commonsense rules for distinguishing good forecasts from bad--and for developing your own. tag:odeo.com,2007-06-26,24803785 Tue, 26 Jun 2007 07:30:00 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22178772-Harvard-Business-Review-Editors-Preview-July-August-2007 Going the Distance: HBR Editor Tom Stewart and Senior Editor Julia Kirby discuss the July-August 2007 special issue on managing for the long term, which includes: Research by generational scholars Neil Howe and William Strauss that shows the generation gap is really part of a historical pattern--one that can be used to predict market, workplace, and social trends for decades. An interview with Toyota president Katsuaki Watanabe, who explains why the automaker must combine radical change and continuous improvement if it wants to remain one of the world's leading companies. An article by forecaster Paul Saffo that offers six commonsense rules for distinguishing good forecasts from bad--and for developing your own. Going the Distance: HBR Editor Tom Stewart and Senior Editor Julia Kirby discuss the July-August 2007 special issue on managing for the long term, which includes: Research by generational scholars Neil Howe and William Strauss that shows the generation gap is really part of a historical pattern--one that can be used to predict market, workplace, and social trends for decades. An interview with Toyota president Katsuaki Watanabe, who explains why the automaker must combine radical change and continuous improvement if it wants to remain one of the world's leading companies. An article by forecaster Paul Saffo that offers six commonsense rules for distinguishing good forecasts from bad--and for developing your own. Going the Distance: HBR Editor Tom Stewart and Senior Editor Julia Kirby discuss the July-August 2007 special issue on managing for the long term, which includes: Research by generational scholars Neil Howe and William Strauss that shows the generation gap is really part of a historical pattern--one that can be used to predict market, workplace, and social trends for decades. An interview with Toyota president Katsuaki Watanabe, who explains why the automaker must combine radical change and continuous improvement if it wants to remain one of the world's leading companies. An article by forecaster Paul Saffo that offers six commonsense rules for distinguishing good forecasts from bad--and for developing your own. tag:odeo.com,2007-06-26,22178772 Tue, 26 Jun 2007 07:30:00 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights podcasts Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard http://www.odeo.com/episodes/22497268-Harvard-Business-Review-Editors-Preview-July-August-2007 Going the Distance: HBR Editor Tom Stewart and Senior Editor Julia Kirby discuss the July-August 2007 special issue on managing for the long term, which includes: Research by generational scholars Neil Howe and William Strauss that shows the generation gap is really part of a historical pattern--one that can be used to predict market, workplace, and social trends for decades. An interview with Toyota president Katsuaki Watanabe, who explains why the automaker must combine radical change and continuous improvement if it wants to remain one of the world's leading companies. An article by forecaster Paul Saffo that offers six commonsense rules for distinguishing good forecasts from bad--and for developing your own. Going the Distance: HBR Editor Tom Stewart and Senior Editor Julia Kirby discuss the July-August 2007 special issue on managing for the long term, which includes: Research by generational scholars Neil Howe and William Strauss that shows the generation gap is really part of a historical pattern--one that can be used to predict market, workplace, and social trends for decades. An interview with Toyota president Katsuaki Watanabe, who explains why the automaker must combine radical change and continuous improvement if it wants to remain one of the world's leading companies. An article by forecaster Paul Saffo that offers six commonsense rules for distinguishing good forecasts from bad--and for developing your own. Going the Distance: HBR Editor Tom Stewart and Senior Editor Julia Kirby discuss the July-August 2007 special issue on managing for the long term, which includes: Research by generational scholars Neil Howe and William Strauss that shows the generation gap is really part of a historical pattern--one that can be used to predict market, workplace, and social trends for decades. An interview with Toyota president Katsuaki Watanabe, who explains why the automaker must combine radical change and continuous improvement if it wants to remain one of the world's leading companies. An article by forecaster Paul Saffo that offers six commonsense rules for distinguishing good forecasts from bad--and for developing your own. tag:odeo.com,2007-06-26,22497268 Tue, 26 Jun 2007 07:30:00 -0700 no Harvard Business Review Issue Highlights Harvard Business Review Harvard Business School Harvad Havard