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May 18, 2017 To Change Your Strategy, First Change How You Think By Mark Bonchek, Barry Libert Every new business model was a new mental model.

Economic development How Blockchain Could Help Emerging Markets Leap Ahead by Vinay Gupta, Rob Knight It could be applied to government, finance, and law. Technology Limit Cyberattacks with a System-Wide Safe Mode by Claus Herbolzheimer Protect critical equipment during a breach. Change management Samsung, Shame, and Corporate Atonement by Rosa Chun Understanding outrage in different cultures. Gender We Recorded VCs' Conversations and Analyzed How Differently They Talk About Female Entrepreneurs by Malin Malmstrom, Jeaneth Johansson, Joakim Wincent Findings from a language analysis study in Sweden. Labor If You Live in an Area with High Income Inequality, You're More Likely to Burn Out at Work by Lixin Jiang, Tahira Probst It has to do with job insecurity.

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