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July 19, 2013 IT Cannot Be Only the CIO's Responsibility By Donald A. Marchand and Joe Peppard Decisions about IT require the involvement of the whole C-suite.

Decision making Big Brain Theory by HBR IdeaCast Adam Waytz and Malia Mason, authors of the HBR article "Your Brain at Work." Marketing Three Priorities for the Digital CMO by Debi Kleiman It still boils down to storytelling. Diversity The Two-Minute Game that Reveals How People Perceive You by Scott Berinato A research-based look at what we're willing to talk about -- and what we aren't. Compensation The Case for Paying People More by Justin Fox If wages aren't set by inexorable economic laws, we've got some rethinking to do. Tech industry New York City's Culture Will Shape the Next Tech Sector by Duncan Angove Silicon Valley can't compete with NYC's diverse set of industries. Gender Would You Like Some Gender with that Leadership? by Athena Vongalis-Macrow Advice for rising female leaders. Risk management Research: Why Companies Keep Getting Blind-Sided by Risk by Mary Driscoll Supply chain risk ain't sexy. And that's why it never gets the funding it deserves. Hiring Don't Make New Hires Conform; Instead, Focus on Their Individual Strengths by Andrew O'Connell Encourage employees to make daily use of their unique strengths. Social media Data-Driven Pinterest Tactics that Drive Sales by Alexandra Samuel Five approaches that deliver ROI.

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