HBR's Breakthrough Ideas for 2007...

Harvard Business Review has a good read in this month's online edition:

HBR's Breakthrough List for 2007

Our annual survey of emerging ideas considers how nanotechnology will affect commerce, what role hope plays in leadership, and why, in an age that practically enshrines accountability, we need to beware of “accountabalism.”

The list...

1. The Accidental Influentials by Duncan J. Watts
2. Entrepreneurial Japan by Yoshito Hori
3. Brand Magic: Harry Potter Marketing by Frederic Dalsace, Coralie Damay & David Dubois
4. Algorithms in the Attic by Michael Schrage
5. The Leader from Hope by Harry Hutson & Barbara Perry
6. An Emerging Hotbed of User-Centered Innovation by Eric von Hippel
7. Living with Continuous Partial Attention by Linda Stone
8. Borrowing from the PE Playbook by Michael C. Mankins
9. When to Sleep on It by Ap Dijksterhuis
10. Here Comes XBRL by Robert G. Eccles, Liv Watson & Mike Willis
11. Innovation and Growth: Size Matters by Geoffrey B. West
12. Conflicted Consumers by Karen Fraser
13. What Sells When Father Knows Best by Phillip Longman
14. Business in the Nanocosm by Rashi Glazer
15. Act Globally, Think Locally by Yoko Ishikura
16. Seeing Is Treating by Klaus Kleinfeld & Erich Reinhardt
17. The Best Networks are Really Worknets by Christopher Meyer
18. Why U.S. Healthcare Costs Aren't Too High by Charles R. Morris
19. In Defense of "Ready, Fire, Aim" by Clay Shirky
20. The Folly of Accountabalism by David Weinberger

Quick note: Ben Casnocha offers his own take and chooses a few favorites from the bunch

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