How Haier works: How culture has shaped the world’s leading home appliance maker
An in-depth study into Haier’s RenDanHeYi philosophy reinforces how it enables business units to innovate and develop new products based on what customers need....
December 6, 2024 • by John R. Weeks, Susan Goldsworthy, José Parra Moyano, Katharina Lange, Howard H. Yu, Öykü Işık in Culture • 6 min read
From dystopian novels to a guide on public speaking, IMD professors share six of the books they have enjoyed this year....
Continue readingSeptember 16, 2024 • by Daniel R. Denison , William A. Fischer in Culture • 14 min read
An in-depth study into Haier’s RenDanHeYi philosophy reinforces how it enables business units to innovate and develop new products based on what customers need....
July 31, 2024 • by Philip Thomas in Culture • 9 min read
While it’s tempting for business leaders to think they can safely navigate a divisive cultural and political landscape, in reality, it’s a fool’s errand....
July 26, 2024 • by Lindsay Sarah Krasnoff in Culture • 11 min read
As Paris gets ready for this summer’s Olympic Games, we consider what the French organizers can teach businesses about embedding and maintaining cultural change...
May 5, 2023 • by Julia Binder in Culture • 6 min read
Organizations should embrace more radical structural and cultural changes in order to pivot away from a focus on immediate problems and solve the big, long-term challenges of the future, a panel at...
March 28, 2023 • by Etelle Higonnet in Culture • 7 min read
Confrontation was always seen as an essential weapon for campaigners, but a new era of cooperation is proving equally effective. With the right approach, everyone can be a winner....
December 7, 2022 • by Michael R. Wade, Tomoko Yokoi in Culture • 6 min read
Digital ethics boards can help companies navigate tricky ethical issues as they innovate – provided they are carefully planned, say Tomoko Yokoi and Michael Wade at IMD Business School...
December 6, 2022 • by Alfredo De Massis, Ivan Miroshnychenko in Culture • 7 min read
Even though family firms have a reputation for stewardship, they tend to underperform environmentally. Reversing this trend should be a priority....
February 10, 2022 • by Michael D. Watkins in Culture • 2 min read
There are a lot of pieces to put together to form a strategy, but often leaders find there is one piece left out and it could be important....
February 1, 2022 in Culture • 6 min read
Our first four books look at topics we believe are relevant for executives right now - from China's retail revolution to how to innovate your business model, supply chain strategy management and...
November 18, 2021 • by Michael D. Watkins in Culture • 6 min read
Understanding your company’s culture is essential to design a strategy and structure that will enable your employees to perform at their best, says Professor Michael Watkins....
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