Paul's Update 12/1

Why is global growth stuck in a rut?

				Why is global growth stuck in a rut? Nobel laureate Michael Spence examines the reasons for slow global growth.
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Smart products, smart makers   Schumpeter

				Smart products, smart makers The internet of things will strengthen manufacturers’ hands in the battle for customer loyalty
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Future of human gene editing to be decided at landmark summit

				Future of human gene editing to be decided at landmark s... Now that the ability to selectively insert or remove genes from DNA is widespread, a ‘global discussion’ is being convened to agree fresh safeguards
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Raytheon: Tiny Satellite Work Ramps Up - Diminutive devices apply decades of space know-how

				Raytheon: Tiny Satellite Work Ramps Up - Diminutive devi... At a specialized factory in the Arizona desert, technicians are building satellites small enough to be carried by hand.
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4 Questions to Ask When Thinking of Thought Leadership

				4 Questions to Ask When Thinking of Thought Leadership Here are four points to dwell upon when considering using this new collaborative concept.
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Leaders Need To Make Organizations The Places Of Workers' Dreams

				Leaders Need To Make Organizations The Places Of Work... As longtime business school researchers and teachers in the areas of organizational culture and leadership, Rob Goffee and Gareth Jones are as aware of anybody of a...
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8 skills Google looks for in its managers

				8 skills Google looks for in its managers In 2001, less than five years after it was founded, Google had already opened its first international office, offered search in 15 different languages and built a t...
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Five ways work will change in the future

				Five ways work will change in the future As part of our report on the future of work, we take a peek into a world where your boss is tracking you, your neighbour is a robot, and it’s cool to be old…
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