The Condensed March 2015 Issue

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Harvard Business Review

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🗓️ 12 February 2015

⏱️ 21 minutes

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Amy Bernstein, editor of HBR, offers executive summaries of the major features.

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0:33.7	Today I'm back with HBR's editor Amy Bernstein
0:36.9	and we're taking a look at the March 2015 issue.
0:40.3	Amy, thanks so much for coming in today.
0:42.0	Pleasure to be here.
0:43.0	So I thought we would start with the spotlight,
0:45.0	as we usually do.
0:46.0	These are the three articles we have on a common theme,
0:49.0	and the theme this issue is where strategy stumbles.
0:52.0	Tell me a little bit about what's going on in this package.
0:55.0	This is a meat and potatoes kind of topic for us at HBR,
0:59.0	and it comes up pretty regularly because it is a persistent problem.
1:04.6	Something like three quarters of organizations
1:09.5	have a lot of trouble executing on strategy.
1:12.0	And we always hear that the problem is execution and you
1:15.1	know I couldn't even estimate how many trees have been felled in an attempt to you know
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