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The end of the year is always a joyful time for tabloid newspapers. They don’t have to wrench their minds thinking up provocative headlines or pursue off-the-wall stories or compose fabulous fake
In 2005, Professor Yossi Sheffi from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology wrote a seminal work entitled The Resilient Enterprise that examined disruptions in corporate supply chains. The very first chapter in that
Since European explorers first pushed out to sea centuries ago, one of their goals was to find a shorter ocean passage between Europe and Asia. Such a trade route would make the
In yesterday’s post entitled Time for Some Innovation, I discussed the importance of leadership and having a team committed to change when a company wants to be innovative. In this post, I
Edmund S. Phelps, 2006 Nobel laureate in Economics and the director of the Center on Capitalism and Society at Columbia University, decries the fact that “in established businesses, short-termism has become rampant.
I have repeatedly asserted that fostering a favorable environment for entrepreneurs is a good way for countries to encourage economic growth and create jobs. The Wall Street Journal recently published an article
Noted supply chain analyst Lora Cecere flies a lot. I suspect that most of her flights are uneventful. Occasionally, however, things go wrong and Lora starts thinking about customer service (or the
In my last post, In the Pursuit of Happiness — Part 1: National Happiness, I discussed a number of articles about how researchers are trying to measure national happiness. One study concludes
Benjamin Franklin once wrote, “The Constitution only guarantees the American people the right to pursue happiness. You have to catch it yourself.” Normally we think about happiness in terms of individual happiness;
Search engine giant Google has recently been in the news for past, present, and future actions. Company executives continually strive to keep the entrepreneurial spirit alive at Google and, therefore, they are
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