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Articles for August 2007

Back to the lab to find a formula for innovation
Sun, 26th Aug 2007
Management is stuck. MLab, brainchild of LBS professors Gary Hamel and Julian Birkinshaw, aims to unstick it.

Watch it, or surveillance will take over our lives
Sun, 19th Aug 2007
It is naive and dangerous to sleepwalk into a world where gathering, processing and sorting personal data is no longer just an overlay, like CCTV cameras, but a part of life's basic infrastructure, without debate or understanding what it means.

Why honesty is the most profitable policy
Sun, 5th Aug 2007
Many companies practice deception as a part of their business model - sometimes without even knowing it.