Publications

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The Impact of Digital Technology On Leadership Challenges

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Our World Is Interconnected. It’s Time Our Leaders Adapt.
There’s Always a Time Lag (With a Price Tag)
The Need For ‘Techno-Supporting Skeptics’
Tangled Webs and Executive Naivete
The case against agility

Ethics and Corporate Scandals

How should we assess Rupert Murdoch’s legacy?
Why We’re Seeing So Many Corporate Scandals

Leadership in a Digital World

5 Musts for Next-Gen Leaders
The ability to navigate the in-between spaces
We Must Rescue ‘Win-Win’ From Its Buzzword Status
Inspiring employee creativity

Measuring Performance in the Digital Era 

It May Be Time To Get Rid Of 'SMART' Management

Creating and Using Knowledge to Compete

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Knowledge Driven Quality Improvement
Behind the Learning Curve: Linking Learning Activities to Waste Reduction

Leading during Contemporary Geopolitical Challenges

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In the age of America first, India needs to move the back office forward
What the EU can learn from India

Published Interviews

 
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Named “One of the thirty best books of 2009,” The Spider’s Strategy discussed the strategic-, process-, value- and technology-choices that distributed work requires.

Still topical (e.g., digital technologies must provide visibility or support analysis or facilitate collaboration or enable mobility or assure security), it is available for Kindle, Nook and for Apple Books.

Amit used to write a The Spider’s Strategy inspired blog. The lessons from multiple posts about the Great Recession are still relevant for leaders facing global crises like the Covid-19 pandemic.

Read a few here:

Lessons Learnt 2008-2010

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What Took You So Long, Mr. Whitacre?
Lingua Franca of the Universe?
The King is Dead! Long Live the King!
“I Wonder What the Ostrich Sees …”
“There’ll Be Spring Every Year Without You”
“What’s Good for General Motors is Good for America”