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Dialogue stands out as a truly international media platform focused on management and leadership. It boasts a vast network of Knowledge Partners and Affiliation Partners, allowing Dialogue to disseminate global insights to over a million readers worldwide. This platform is tailored for leaders, managers, and policymakers, providing them with the tools to navigate the complexities of today's world. With a global approach, every aspect of the platform incorporates viewpoints from various markets and cultures. The core mission of the journal is to eliminate barriers within organizations, across industries, and between countries.

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A new script for Asia

1 month ago | dialoguereview.com | Chandran Nair

As Western business leaders abandon their environmental and social commitments, Asia must forge a new pathAbout 15 years ago, I was invited by the CEO of one of the world’s most successful chemical companies to attend the firm’s annual global meeting, as a guest commentator. At the meeting, expensive consultants delivered a 50-slide presentation on a proposed growth strategy for Asia, lauding the “green” approach the company would take as it grew.
India’s great trilemma

1 month ago | dialoguereview.com | Vivek Wadhwa

Ethics must be in the driving seat of the tech transformationI once joked that not even God could navigate India’s chaotic roads. Yet technology has rushed in where deities fear to tread. Autonomous vehicles are being tested on the mean streets of the world’s most populous nation. The remarkable sight of an SUV worming through the unpredictable madness of suburban India shows that far from being the last frontier for driverless cars, India should perhaps be the first.
Empathy is the new currency

Nov 29, 2024 | dialoguereview.com | Vishal Patel

Human leadership demands human emotionsOn the first day of 2018, the psychologist Dr Sherry Turkle published an article that reviewed a burgeoning consumer trend for ‘sociable’ robots. The previous year had seen Jibo, an android companion, being made cover star of Time magazine.
Human is where the heart is

Nov 29, 2024 | dialoguereview.com | Sharmla Chetty

AI is a powerful business tool. But it cannot replace personal storytellingIs AI being simultaneously underplayed and overplayed? Almost every day another article emerges either calling time on human endeavor (machines will soon do everything), or declaring the technology an expensive luxury (unreliable, untrustworthy and hard to monetize). Neither forecast is likely to come true.
How to face the future

Nov 29, 2024 | dialoguereview.com | Rita Gunther McGrath

Scenario development labs help innovators make the case for investmentLike the center of the earth, the core of any business exerts a powerful gravitational pull. Those trying to reinvent a company often struggle against its forces. That is why asking those at the core to heed the future is crucial. Often, such prompting requires startling and symbolic action. I worked with the head of strategic innovation for a global firm in an industry undergoing a fundamental transformation.
So you want a career in marketing?

Nov 29, 2024 | dialoguereview.com | Giles Lury

To get ahead, don’t obsess about the four Ps or the latest faddish concepts. Instead, focus on these four CsHaving worked in marketing for quite a few years, I have frequently been asked how you ensure a long and successful career. My answer isn’t to focus on the tools and techniques, old or new. I don’t talk about the four Ps, or making sure you understand the difference between positioning and a proposition, or knowing what semiotics are.
Copycats are the mothers of invention

Nov 28, 2024 | dialoguereview.com | Vivek Wadhwa

Imitation is the only form of innovationThe great myth of innovation is that it happens in isolation. Some seem to imagine the finest inventors of the industrial era – Thomas Edison, Elon Musk, Steve Jobs – spending their lives living in sealed rooms, dreaming up technologies that will transform the human existence. Yet it was Jobs himself who gave the lie to the legend.
The new age of ideas

Nov 28, 2024 | dialoguereview.com | Sharmla Chetty

AI is a powerful tool – but leadership is uniquely humanMuch of humanity’s greatest endeavors continue to defy the imagination, millennia later. The ingenuity of the pyramids, the Mayan temples, the Great Wall of China, remain as awe-inspiring today as they did when they were built thousands of years ago. The human industry required to build these wonders of the world is itself remarkable. Yet it is the power of the idea that endures. The construction of these sites were finite moments in history.
A penny for your thoughts

Nov 28, 2024 | dialoguereview.com | Ben Walker

Dr Nita Farahany is a champion of cognitive libertyDr Nita Farahany first read Flowers for Algernon when she was just seven years old. The book tells the harrowing story of a lab mouse, Algernon, and a mentally disabled man, Charlie Gordon. Both mouse and man become lab rats for the same experimental procedure, designed to radically improve their mental capacity. For a time, both progress, then excel, until Gordon’s mental ability eclipses even that of the scientists that operated on him.
DEI is in our DNA

Sep 2, 2024 | dialoguereview.com | Sharmla Chetty

The idea that DEI is just a trendy cause bears no scrutiny The backlash has begun. Diversity, equity and inclusion (DEI) is under fire, at least in America. Ten states in the union have approved legislation to starve DEI programs of public funding or political support, or rendering them illegal altogether. Academia is at the forefront of the revolt. The great state of Texas has banned diversity offices in universities. Yet corporate America has been targeted too.