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Project ManageMent

Is Your Project Turning into a Black Hole?Mark Keil • Magnus Mähring

How Project Management Came to Emphasize Control Over Flexibility and Novelty Sylvain Lenfle • Christoph Loch

corPorate Strategy

Playing at Serial AcquisitionsHan T.J. Smit • Thras Moraitis

Managing Disputes with Nonmarket StakeholdersAnne T. Lawrence

Internationalization Strategies of Emerging Markets FirmsHueiting Tsai • Andreas A. Eisingerich

Managing technology

A Framework for the Practice of Leading Global IT-Enabled ChangeEinar Iveroth

Technology Transfer across Organizational BoundariesUlrich Lichtenthaler • Eckhard Lichtenthaler

California Management Reviewis pleased to announce the winner of the 2010

Accenture Award

Organizational Ambidexterity: IBM and Emerging Business Opportunities

byCharles A. O’Reilly III, J. Bruce Harreld,

and Michael L. Tushman

The Accenture Award is given each year to the article published in the preceding volume of CMR that has made the most important contribution

to improving the practice of management.

This year’s executive judges were:

Jack Caouette, Chairman, Channel Capital Advisors LLP Barbara Desoer, President, Bank of America Home Loans

Michael R. Gallagher, Director, Allergan, Inc. Stephen Herrick, President, Continental Capital Corporation

Nancy K. Lusk, CEO and President, The Lusk Company Robert Thomas, Executive Director, Accenture Institute for

High Performance Business

CMR would also like to congratulate this year’s runners-up: “Can the virtuous mouse and the wealthy elephant live happily ever after?”

by James E. Austin and Herman B. “Dutch” Leonard and “The I-Form Organization” by Raymond E. Miles, Grant Miles,

Charles C. Snow, Kirsimarja Blomqvist, and Hector Rocha

For a reprint of the winning article, visit our web site at <cmr.berkeley.edu>.

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The Innovator’s WayesssenTial PracTices FOr successFul innOvaTiOnPeter J. Denning and Robert P. Dunhamforeword by John Seely Brown

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Operations RulesDelivering cusTOmer value ThrOugh FlexiBle OPeraTiOns David Simchi-Levi

“From managing risk by focusing on flexibility to choosing the right IT investments, this book can help companies navigate today’s supply chain challenges and achieve a quantum leap in operations performance.” — Hasso Plattner, cofounder of SAP and chairman of the SAP Supervisory Board208 pp., 50 illus., $29.95 cloth

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