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Top Ten Newsletter | Second Quarter 2013
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Most popular with mckinsey.com readers
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Twelve emerging technologies have the potential to truly remake the status quo and rearrange value pools. [includes audio and interactive] more
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Emerging technologies are poised to personalize the consumer experience radically—in real time and almost everywhere. It’s not too early to prepare. more
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The ongoing economic slump offers business leaders a chance to more effectively reward talented employees by emphasizing nonfinancial motivators rather than bonuses. more
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Board members should raise nine critical questions when discussing technology strategy with IT and business managers. more
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Across industries, “big data” and analytics are helping businesses to become smarter, more productive, and better at making predictions. Tapping this potential for your organization begins with shaping a plan. [includes video] more
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Tricky problems must be shaped before they can be solved. To start that process, and stimulate novel thinking, leaders should look through multiple lenses. more
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As technological change accelerates and adoption rates soar, ten pivotal trends loom large on the top-management agenda. more
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To master the extremes of a fast-changing competitive landscape, challenge your company’s assumptions about designing, developing, and manufacturing products for these regions. more
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Companies can create a powerful risk culture without turning the organization upside down. more
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Open online courses are changing higher education. Traditional colleges face dangers—and opportunities. In an appended video, Udacity cofounder Sebastian Thrun explains how effective teaching online differs from traditional methods. [includes video] more
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