From the author who defined the Experience Economy comes the next major shift: the Transformation Economy. As goods, services, and even experiences lose their power to differentiate, customers now seek something more—to change, grow, and become better versions of themselves. In this book, bestselling author B. Joseph Pine II shows how organizations can compete by designing transformative experiences that help customers achieve greater well-being, prosperity, knowledge, and purpose—supported by real-world examples and proven frameworks.

Projects are no longer side work—they’re how organizations create value. In an era of nonstop change, yesterday’s operating models can’t keep up. Powered by Projects reveals how leading organizations are adopting a project-driven approach to transformation. World-renowned project management expert Antonio Nieto-Rodriguez shows how to prioritize high-value work, empower teams, embed AI, and accelerate results. A must-read for leaders ready to turn projects into a true growth engine.

As organizations search for smarter ways to boost productivity, one long-standing assumption is finally being questioned: the five-day workweek. In Do More in Four, four-day-workweek pioneer Joe O’Connor and journalist Jared Lindzon present a rigorous, data-driven case for getting more done in less time. Drawing on global research, expert interviews, and real-world case studies, they show how organizations are boosting focus, performance, and results—while improving employee outcomes—in an economy reshaped by AI.

This HBR Women at Work Discussion Group Toolkit, based on the popular Women at Work podcast, spotlights the real challenges and opportunities women face throughout their careers—and tackles one of the most urgent: overwork. Overcoming Overwork offers practical, research-backed guidance on reclaiming time and energy, from shedding low-value tasks to delegating more effectively. Designed to help facilitators lead meaningful conversations for teams, employee resource groups, or book and listening clubs, the toolkit includes a detailed facilitator’s guide, an ebook, discussion guidelines, five podcast episodes, a Harvard Business School case study, and editable Word and PowerPoint materials.