McKinsey Quarterly: The most popular articles in 2017

Here is an articled about the most popular articles that appeared in the McKinsey Quarterly in 2017, published by McKinsey & Company. To read the complete article, check out others, and sign up for email alerts, please click here.

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1. What CEOs are reading in 2017

Leaders of some of the world’s biggest organizations share which books kept them occupied throughout the year.

 

 

2. The next-generation operating model for the digital world

Companies need to increase revenues, lower costs, and delight customers. Doing that requires reinventing the operating model.

 

 

3. ING’s agile transformation

Two senior executives from the global bank describe their journey.

 

4. Culture for a digital age

Risk aversion, weak customer focus, and siloed mind-sets have long bedeviled organizations. In a digital world, solving these cultural problems is no longer optional.

5. Untangling your organization’s decision making

Any organization can improve the speed and quality of its decisions by paying more attention to what it’s deciding.

6. Why effective leaders must manage up, down, and sideways

Strong team leadership isn’t enough. New research shows the importance—for business impact and career success—of also mobilizing your boss and colleagues.

7. The global forces inspiring a new narrative of progress

Growth is shifting, disruption is accelerating, and societal tensions are rising. Confronting these dynamics will help you craft a better strategy, and forge a brighter future.

8. Competing in a world of sectors without borders

Digitization is causing a radical reordering of traditional industry boundaries. What will it take to play offense and defense in tomorrow’s ecosystems?

9. What’s missing in leadership development?

Only a few actions matter, and they require the CEO’s attention.

10. Where is technology taking the economy?

We are creating an intelligence that is external to humans and housed in the virtual economy. This is bringing us into a new economic era—a distributive one—where different rules apply.

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