“What Does It Take to Become a Digital Leader?”

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MIT Sloan Management Review and Cognizant surveyed more than 4,000 leaders worldwide, conducted executive interviews and performed sentiment analysis – only to find that most leaders are holding their teams and organizations back by clinging to outdated leadership concepts and practices.

Four mind-sets underpin leadership in the digital economy: the producer, the investor, the connector, and the explorer. Find out what this is all about here:

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The New Leadership Playbook for the Digital Age

The digital economy demands new kinds of leadership – but most leaders are falling behind.

Douglas A. Ready, Carol Cohen, David Kiron and Benjamin Pring MIT Sloan Management Review

For step-by-step instructions on how to become a digital leader yourself, click here:

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