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Think:Act is Roland Berger’s award-winning magazine that helps senior executives navigate the choppy waters of our fast changing business environment. The magazine chronicles the big shifts happening in the world and their impact on organizations, identifies current and upcoming trends in business and offers a deep dive into the latest management ideas.

It does this through thought-provoking articles and exclusive interviews with thought leaders and the movers and shakers of the world of business. The magazine features an eclectic mix of articles that take a lively approach to storytelling. The magazine has a unique and unorthodox design format that has won many accolades. It was one of the first magazines to be inducted into the "BCM Hall of Fame", after it had won Europe's biggest content marketing award three years in a row.

First published in 2004, Think:Act reaches around 30,000 select senior executives and decision-makers in the fields of business, politics and media around the world. Think:Act is published in English, German and Chinese.

How can a successful company embrace purpose?

Silicon Valley's strategies to overcome the downsides of digitalization

How to build a company that's built to last

Become a master of social media for business

Waste management: looking at a global challenge

The connection between religion and business

Inside a purpose-driven new business model

Quantum technology is leaping into our lives

The future of business will be driven by purpose

Is the Russian economy ready to boom?

Adidas is racing ahead into the digital future

The making of India’s biometric Aadhaar ID program

What makes capitalism tick?

Getting down to business with artificial intelligence

The advent of personal, portable AI

Exploring China's investment into artificial intelligence

How augmented intelligence is changing the way we work

Robots - friends or foes?

Imitating the mind of a child

Could artificial intelligence produce a hit song?

Journalists vs robots - writing with AI

New laws for machines to live by

Big data ethics as new business asset?

Will data transparancy reduce the gender pay gap?

CEO Hans Van Bylen on the digital transformation of Henkel

Organizational psychologist Adam Grant on why generosity is important

Aerospace - aiming for the perfect moonshot

Disruptive developments in industrial IoT, aviation, construction and medicine

Scientist Vernor Vinge on artificial superintelligence

Futurist Martin Ford on AI and singularity

How important are morals in business?

How to find your way through complexity

Taking the A out of AI

Buying into simplicity

How leaders can inspire organizational innovation

Visionary Chris Anderson on spotting trends

How to transform into a successful digital company

Take a lesson from your brain to manage business better

Decomplexing the system

Ingenius simplicity requires hard work and holistic thinking

How smart can a city get?

Smart surgery and low-cost health-care in India

Easy to apply strategies to deal with complex situations

Will China be the new Superpower?

What can CEOs learn from race car drivers?

What makes Vienna the smartest city of them all?

Three questions: Conductor Itay Talgam

Nobel Prize winner Richard Thaler on complexity

Behavioral economist Dan Ariely on trust

Fighting back with critical thinking and education

White hat hackers for cyber security

How should we respond to urbanization?

Confidence does the trick in football

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