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What equality reports don't tell us: why career success still threatens women’s relationships.

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The doomsday thesis for software-as-a-service firms assumes a frictionless world. The real world is anything but.

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Economics & Finance

Europe's Historic Second Chance

F. Candelon, T. Evgeniou, T. Ramge

With its industrial strength and ecosystems, the Old Continent must seize the opportunity to leapfrog the US and other major economies.

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New research on EV range anxiety, creators’ complex relationships with their audience, how the market values AI investments and more.

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Attaining financial freedom can come with unexpected emotional and existential struggles.

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The Curse of Success

Kaisa Snellman

What equality reports don't tell us: why career success still threatens women’s relationships.

Economics & Finance

Will AI Eat SaaS for Lunch?

Lily Fang

The doomsday thesis for software-as-a-service firms assumes a frictionless world. The real world is anything but.

Economics & Finance

Europe's Historic Second Chance

F. Candelon, T. Evgeniou, T. Ramge

With its industrial strength and ecosystems, the Old Continent must seize the opportunity to leapfrog the US and other major economies.

Operations

Can Your Audience Stifle Your Creativity?

Lily Fang

New research on EV range anxiety, creators’ complex relationships with their audience, how the market values AI investments and more.

Career

Getting Rich Quick May Not Guarantee Happiness

W. Jiang, B. Vissa

Attaining financial freedom can come with unexpected emotional and existential struggles.

Responsibility

Could AI Tools Actually Help Us Feel Better?

Johannes Eichstaedt

Millions already lean on chatbots for emotional support. With careful development, they could deliver a new generation of mental healthcare.

Responsibility

The Role of Business in the Humanitarian New Normal

B. Thakur-Weigold, L.Van Wassenhove

As support for aid shrinks, business can help make the system more resilient.

Responsibility

Your Strategy Is a Flashlight, Not a Business Plan

Andrew Shipilov

Organisations must treat strategy as a continuous search for opportunity – not a document they write once and shelve.
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Strategy

How to Build A Successful AI Hub

Philip M. Parker

Creative solutions that could recreate Silicon Valley in Africa and Asia.

Strategy

Aligning Strategy and Culture: The Magic Is in the Middle

Charles Galunic

Culture alignment requires honest analysis of what’s really going on. Focusing on the structures in the middle, not just messaging from the top, can help.

Marketing

How GenAI Is Driving Personalised Marketing in the UAE

D. Starobogatov, W. Ulaga

The technology is helping marketers go beyond traditional segmentation strategies to deliver truly individualised experiences across a dynamic population.
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Entrepreneurship

Why Open Innovation Often Fails to Scale

INSEAD Knowledge

To succeed, organisations need to balance experimentation with integration and long-term value creation.

Leadership & Organisations

What’s Different About Working in Tech?

M. Gonzalez, P. Puranam

A manager’s guide to thriving in a world driven by tech.

Leadership & Organisations

How Leaders Can Have Effective Conversations

N. Klein, E. Gattegno

Share the mic, skip the past and stay professional.

Career

Four Mindsets That Undermine Workplace Well-Being Initiatives

Enoch Li

A simple shift in thinking can help you implement more effective strategies – and prevent you from sabotaging your good intentions.

Leadership & Organisations

The Leadership Blind Spots That Frustrate Executive Teams

Manfred F.R. Kets de Vries

Even highly capable leaders can alienate peers thanks to habits they barely notice themselves.
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Leadership & Organisations

The Courage to Tackle Fear as A Leader

Alexandra Roulet

“Courage is not the absence of fear, but rather the assessment that something else is more important than fear.” – Franklin D. Roosevelt

Leadership & Organisations

The Leadership Aspiration Gap

Ron Soonieus

Rebuilding the appeal of leadership in an age of uncertainty.

Leadership & Organisations

Unravelling the Deep Tensions of Human-AI Collaboration

A. Galsgaard, J. Meyer

What appears like AI hesitance is in fact a profound process of adaptation as the technology reshapes the role of human judgement.

Responsibility

Diversity in the Workplace: An Unexpected Side-Effect

Asher Lawson

High-performing women and racial minorities who defy stereotypes may inflate diversity perceptions in organisations – which can undermine support for their groups.

Leadership & Organisations

INSEAD Insights: Strong Cultures, Supply Chains and Surprise

Lily Fang

New research on organisational behaviour, healthcare, the energy transition and more.

Leadership & Organisations

Essential Lessons for Non-Profit Boards

A. Groen, E. van de Loo, J. Winter

How non-profit boards can achieve their mission of doing well by doing good.
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Leadership & Organisations

How to Defy the Odds and Grow Value Through Acquisitions?

L. Fang, J-J. Guiony

Analysing LVMH’s long-time M&A strategy to avoid the usual pitfalls.

Leadership & Organisations

The Female CEO Problem: Solutions

S. Shekshnia, F. Hamilton, E. Yashneva

What boards, decision-makers and women themselves can do to foster more female chief executives.