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The U.S.–India Relationship Is Key to the Future of Tech. As tensions mount between China and the U.S., India's role in global innovation — and who it partners with — becomes increasingly important. Research: Asynchronous Work Can Fuel Creativity. A study with Baul folk musicians found that recording asynchronously boosted creative freedom for women and didn't negatively affect it for men. The latest on HBR.org 01 The U.S.–India Relationship Is Key to the Future of Tech As tensions mount between China and the U.S., India's role in global innovation — and who it partners with — becomes increasingly important. by Hemant Taneja, Fareed Zakaria 02 Research: Asynchronous Work Can Fuel Creativity A study with Baul folk musicians found that recording asynchronously boosted creative freedom for women and didn't negatively affect it for men. by Aruna Ranganathan 03 Engineering Cybersecurity into U.S. Critical Infrastructure The Biden administration is calling on organizations to build defenses into system designs, rather than relying on IT protections alone. by Virginia Wright, Andrew Ohrt, Andy Bochman The Power of Hybrid Tax Operations Sponsor content from DELOITTE GLOBAL TAX ADVERTISEMENT Three subscription plans to fit your needs. Connect to the content you want most with HBR subscription plans: Digital, Digital & Print, and Premium. Explore our subscription options Women at Work Live Join Amy Gallo and Amy Bernstein for a half day of live conversations that'll lift you up and move you forward. Register now Ebook HBR Guide to Collaborative Teams Ebook + Tools by Harvard Business Review $59.95 Learn more Don’t forget you’re entitled to 20% off your first purchase* *Use promo code HBRORGREG4. View details here. View in browser Contact us Privacy policy Manage newsletter preferences Unsubscribe

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