
Strategy

This Indian City is Leading the Climate Tech Race. And the World is Taking Note
Imperial College London, in partnership with IIM Bangalore, is doubling down on its India ambitions with new programs and a deeper focus on supporting clean-tech entrepreneurs in both India and the UK.
Vidyashree Srinivas
- India’s data boom is just getting started, study finds
- This Indian City is Leading the Climate Tech Race. And the World is Taking Note
- Nilekani flags 'a perfect storm of multiple colliding trends'
- Resilient, Sovereign Infrastructure to Power India’s $500 Billion AI-Led Economic Boom says CtrlS Datacenters CEO Sridhar Pinnapureddy
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Financial Management & Risk
How Ferrari Hit the Brakes on a Deepfake CEO
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AI and Machine Learning
Generate Value From GenAI With ‘Small t’ Transformations
Melissa Webster and George Westerman

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How are India’s GCCs Driving Enterprise Transformation?
Across sectors, from e-commerce to healthcare, GCCs have evolved into powerful engines of enterprise value, embedded deeply into the core of parent organizations.
Vidyashree Srinivas

Data, AI, & Machine Learning
What’s Behind the 'Reinvention' Mantra at Accenture?
Accenture now sees GenAI not as a tool it offers, but as the medium it operates in. In reshaping its own organization around that principle, it’s sending a clear message to the market: reinvention begins at home
MIT SMR Editors

Developing Strategy
Three Things to Know About M&As and Technology
Here’s what recent research says about the impact of technology on mergers and acquisitions, and vice versa.
Kaushik Viswanath

Collaboration
How to Build a Culture of Collaboration and Data Sharing
Many businesses are challenged to marshal sufficient resources, personnel, and advanced technology to fully understand potential threats. But few recognize that their efforts are also hindered by the silos within their risk management functions that leave their teams with visibility into only select pieces of the overall threat matrix.
Richard Chambers

Crisis Management
Three Nonnegotiable Leadership Skills for 2025
As we kick off a new year, what are the handful of skills leaders must have to navigate a tricky moment in the history of human work? And what does research tell us about how to build those leadership skills?
Melissa Swift

Executing Strategy
Would You Invite Employees to Vote on Strategic Direction?
Executives often fear that they’ll lose control and speed by engaging employees in strategic planning. But here’s a new playbook that works.
Alexander Loudon

Collaboration
How AT&T Employees Turned Process Gripes Into $230 Million Saved
AT&T found a way to help workers kill outdated processes and tools that wasted time, energy, and money — one drop at a time. Here’s how the approach works.
Jeremy Legg

Executing Strategy
Health Care Platforms Need a Strategy Overhaul
To succeed, digital health platforms must shift their approach in three key areas.
Marcus Holgersson, Joakim Björkdahl, Anna Essén, and Johan Frishammar

Business Models
Are Everywhere Stores the New Face of Retail?
Omnichannel retailers can extend their customer engagement and logistics capabilities via nontraditional sales and fulfillment locations.
David R. Bell, Santiago Gallino, and Antonio Moreno

Developing Strategy
How Ghost Scenarios Haunt Strategy Execution
Strategic planners are often blind about how the future will challenge their status quo. A scenario-planning mindset can help them see what they’re missing.