Avoiding Mistakes that Lead to Failure
Stefan Stern begins a review of the book How They Blew It with these words: “All the management gurus are agreed: you learn more from your failures than from your successes. So
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Stefan Stern begins a review of the book How They Blew It with these words: “All the management gurus are agreed: you learn more from your failures than from your successes. So
Every year around this time, the World Bank publishes its Doing Business Report. The report ranks 183 countries on how easy (or difficult) it is to do business there. Specifically, Doing Business
Almost everyone who writes about entrepreneurs and the enterprises they start discusses the fact that entrepreneurs are risk takers. Rajiv Dingra, an Indian entrepreneur who is the founder and CEO of WATConsult,
I have written a number of posts that have asserted that entrepreneurs are critical to help grow America’s economy and reduce unemployment. The real entrepreneurial heroes are those that create high growth
I suspect that the dot.com bubble (and the collapse that it eventually suffered) will continue to provide grist for business school curricula for decades. Many of the start-ups that began during that
Last week, brave Kenyans flocked to the polls to approve a new constitution for one of Africa’s most corrupt nations [“Kenyans celebrate approval of new constitution,” by Sudarsan Raghavan, Washington Post, 6
Sam Parker from BNET.com sent out a short email primer to subscribers on seven things he believes an employee can do make himself or herself more valuable at work. A friend passed
In a number of past posts about the Enterra Solutions® Development-in-a-Box™ approach, I’ve noted the importance of business clusters. In one of those posts, I discussed a concept called “geographical stickiness” in
Over the past couple of years, I’ve written several posts about the deleterious effects that corruption has on development efforts (for example, see my posts entitled Development and Corruption in Iraq, Battle
Each year BusinessWeek magazine publishes a list of companies considered to be the world’s most innovative. This year’s list was recently published [The 50 Most Innovative Companies, by Michael Arndt and Bruce
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