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April 20, 2016 Great Innovators Create the Future, Manage the Present, and Selectively Forget the Past By Vijay Govindarajan Sort your initiatives into three boxes.

Which Industries Are the Most Digital (and Why)? by Prashant Gandhi, Somesh Khanna, Sree Ramaswamy It comes down to workers having the right tools and using them well. What I Learned from Trying to Innovate at the New York Times by John Geraci Get out of the building. What Would It Take to Disrupt a Platform Like Facebook? by Joshua Gans No company is immune to competition. The Rise of WhatsApp in Brazil Is About More than Just Messaging by Fernanda Saboia It opens up a whole new world of digital marketing.

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