HBR On Strategy
Business strategy isn’t just a plan, it’s a framework for success.Whether you’re building, innovating, or executing, HBR On Strategy is your destination for insights and inspiration from the world’s top experts on business strategy and innovation.Every Wednesday, the editors at the Harvard Business Review hand-picked case studies and conversations from across HBR podcasts, videos, articles, and beyond to help you unlock new ways of doing business.
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Episodes (117)
When Collaborating with Competitors Makes Sense
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How Sodexo’s CEO Manages Global Strategy Across 50 Countries
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Microsoft: A Case Study in Strategy Transformation
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Should Your Business Sell on Amazon?
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Why Project-Based Work Fails — and How to Get It Right
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How Booking.com Sustains a Culture of Innovation
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How to Future-Proof Your Strategy
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How One Energy CEO Is Leading a Transition Toward Clean Energy
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A Better Framework for Solving Tough Problems
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Ask These Questions Before Choosing a Manufacturing Location
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What’s Behind the Success of Some Tech Start-Ups?
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Fortnite: Turning a Meteoric Rise into Sustained Growth
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Lessons from Amazon’s Early Growth Strategy
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Disruptive Innovation in the Era of Big Tech
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Merging Competitors: U.S. Airways and American Airlines
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The Key to Consistent Growth Is Having the Right Incentives
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The Key to Preserving a Long-Term Competitive Advantage
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When Scaling Your Start-Up, Don’t Lose What Makes It Special
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How to Fail Right
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How 8 Successful CEOs Allocated Capital to Build Durable Businesses
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How Local Businesses Can Compete with Larger Rivals
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How to Build — and Maintain — Relationships with Your Shareholders
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Shifting Your Focus from Short-Term Efficiency to Long-Term Resilience
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Best Buy’s Hubert Joly on Redefining Your Company’s Purpose
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Growth Strategy Lessons from the Middle East’s First Unicorn Start-Up
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Refocus Your Strategy for Success
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How IKEA Evolved Its Strategy While Keeping Its Culture Constant
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The Key to Identifying Your Most Valuable Customers
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Does Your Family Business Have a Succession Plan?
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Competing with TikTok: When to Imitate, When to Differentiate
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How to Build a Start-Up — Without VC Funding
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Inside BMW’s Decarbonization Strategy
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You Need a Generative AI Strategy
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Lessons in Innovation from a Legacy Firm
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The Right — and Wrong — Ways to Cut Costs
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The Risks of Rebranding
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Corporate Governance Can Be a Growth Strategy
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Why Every Leader Needs “Aesthetic Intelligence”
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The Strategy Mistake Too Many Startups Make
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How Indra Nooyi Brought Design Thinking to PepsiCo
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How to Expand Beyond a Direct-to-Consumer Strategy
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How Well Do You Know Your Core Customers?
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How to Thrive in Fast-Moving Markets
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How a Multinational Publishing House Pivoted to Digital
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How to Compete with a Fast-Growing Disruptor
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Strategy Doesn’t Have to Be Complicated
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Measuring Your Long-Term Strategy’s Short-Term Success
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How Eastern Bank Shifted Its Strategy to Compete with Online Lenders
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3 Ways to Build Critical-Thinking Skills
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How a Global Brewing Company Explored the Cannabis Market
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