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“Creativity can seem like magic,” writes Jonah Lehrer, author of a new book entitled, “Imagine: How Creativity Works.” [“How To Be Creative,” Wall Street Journal, 9 March 2012] Lehrer, however, insists that
Last month, the Financial Times published an article about management guru Gary Hamel. The article reports that Hamel “should be an embittered, disillusioned cynic” since it appears that business executives have paid
Jessica E. Vascellaro writes, “The big hype around Big Data is getting a reality check.” [“Hadoop Has Promise but Also Problems,” Wall Street Journal, 23 February 2012] Vascellaro doesn’t really question the
Last November I discussed two diverse views about big business in a post entitled Big Business: Good or Bad? Venture capitalist Luke Johnson took a rather dim view of big business. He
Self-anointed gadfly Steve Davis entered into an interesting (and heated) exchange about the nature of intelligence following a blog post he published entitled The Intelligence Paradox. [Science 2.0, 4 March 2012] His
Jon Gertner has received some good press for his recently released book entitled The Idea Factory: Bell Labs and the Great Age of American Innovation. Individuals younger than the Baby Boom generation
In a couple of previous posts [Reducing the Operating Costs of Truck Transportation and Update: Reducing the Operating Costs of Truck Transportation], I discussed a number of efforts aimed at reducing truck
Robert J. Bowman, managing editor of SupplyChainBrain, writes, “You have to empathize with anyone who’s responsible for managing the risks that accompany global supply chains. One moment you’re preparing for the spread
An article written by the British-based Business Continuity Institute and published in SupplyChainBrain, reports that a survey conducted the BCI determined that “the sources of supply chain failure are deeply rooted.” [“Supply
Writing about supply chain disruptions caused by deliberate cyber attacks, Adrian Gonzalez, rhetorically asked, “Is a 9/11-like cyber attack a low probability, high impact supply chain risk?” [“The Next 9/11: The Risk
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