The 10 hottest research topics 2016/17

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The 10 hottest research topics from 2016-17 that our members received over the last year

The top 10 (11 actually as no 10 was tied) trending topics have been in order of research interest & activity over the last year:
  1. Organisational Ambidexterity
  2. Culture Change
  3. Organisational Change
  4. Uncertainty & ambiguity
  5. Knowledge Management
  6. Cooptition
  7. Emotional Resilience
  8. Emotional Intelligence and Emotion Regulation
  9. Developing Innovation mindsets/capability
  10. Leadership and Management Ethics
  11. Use of social media in organisations particularly for
    1. Communication and collaboration
    2. Learning in organisations

Our members received research briefings, infographics and video research briefings on all of these topics (and more).

You can download this infographic for free –  [thrive_link color=”blue” link=”http://oxford-review-infographics.s3.amazonaws.com/10HottestResearch2016-17.pdf” target=”_blank” size=”big” align=””]Download PDF[/thrive_link]

We send members reviews and briefings of research on just about every topic of interest to:

  • Leaders
  • Managers
  • HR professionals
  • L&D professionals
  • OrgDev professionals
  • Exec and OrgDev coaches, and
  • OrgDev and management consultants

New in 2017 – tools, instruments and techniques: We now send members amazing and useful tools, instruments and techniques based on the research we come across. These also include PowerPoint slidesets and more!

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