The discussion around reforming healthcare tends to focus on progress the industry makes against prescribed numbers—lowering the rate of the uninsured, boosting productivity, and improving metrics around new payment models. While these high-level measurements are important for tracking performance, they distract from the understanding of the true causal mechanism of how industries become more affordable… Read More
Innosight and Huron have recently joined forces to combine their strategic, operational and technology capabilities. We sat down with Innosight co-founder and Harvard Business School Professor Clayton Christensen to hear how he thinks the combination will help clients harness disruptive innovation and help clients achieve sustained growth. Watch below and read a press release about… Read More
With the industrial internet accounting for nearly $800 billion in commerce last year and growing to a multi-trillion dollar opportunity over the next decade, companies don’t just need to cooperate: they need to focus on forging a digital platform strategy that generates growth.… Read More
There’s a new generation of sophisticated entrepreneurial growth companies in Asia — and they’re competing by reconfiguring business models.… Read More
Innosight’s eighth annual executive summit brought together leaders from the world’s top organizations to explore challenges critical to growth… Read More
A Fast Company TOP TEn BUsiness BOOK for 2016 “Clayton Christensen’s books on innovation are mandatory reading at Netflix.” – Reed Hastings, co-founder and CEO, Netflix For many companies, innovation is still hit or miss. They spend millions compiling the data to figure out what their customers want, but they often achieve only modest incremental… Read More
“Two roads diverged in a wood, and I—I took the one less traveled by, and that has made all the difference.” The line is instantly recognizable as the conclusion of “The Road Not Taken” by Robert Frost. And, the misunderstood poem helps to highlight how innovation-seeking executives need to reframe the word risk. Most readers… Read More
Investors are increasingly seeking firms with long-term growth strategies, rather than ones focused on managing short-term earnings to boost the stock price. This, in turn, is triggering a shift in the perceived role of the CFO — from bean counters to planters of seed corn. No one has done more to spotlight the contrast than […]… Read More