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Just search new here. Welcome to the H-B-Ridea cast from Harvard Business Review. I'm Sarah Green. I'm talking today with

Amy Bernstein, editor of HPR, for a regular look at the ideas and the latest issue

of the magazine. Today we are going to run the gamut from innovation to power to managing teams to some surprising

new research on ambitious women and this is all from the December 2014 issue.

Amy thanks so much for talking with us.

Always a pleasure.

So this time around our spotlight is on innovation and obviously this is a perennial topic for

us at HBO, but tell me a little bit about how we're coming back to it this time.

You're right.

It's a topic we come back to a lot because it's a central challenge.

One of the reasons that it's such a central challenge is that most companies don't have the

resources of, let's say a Procter and Gamble, the millions and millions of dollars to put toward innovation.

Most companies also don't do innovation well,

even if they have the resources.

So what we've done this month is gather together three views on innovation that will help

our readers build smarter, more effective innovation organizations and lead them more effectively.

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