In this blog, we discuss cognitive computing and other technologies with a focus on supply chain management and innovation. Other topics of discussion include digital enterprise transformation, marketing, the Internet of Things, and smart cities. Our goal is to advance the public discussion about how cognitive computing and other advanced technologies affect the world in which we live.
Bradd C. Hayes is the active editor of this blog.
In past posts on entrepreneurism, I have noted that entrepreneurs often look to family for investment capital to start a business before looking elsewhere. In the end, that’s all fine and good
Lucy Kellaway from the Financial Times recently reported that Tyra Banks was headed to Harvard Business School [“Aiming to be America’s Next Top Student,” 20 February 2011]. Kellaway notes that Banks is
According to entrepreneur Mike Southon, “The main reason for a company failure is running out of cash, and every financial expert I have met bemoans entrepreneurs’ reluctance to address the problem earlier
Last October I posted a blog entitled Should You Become an Entrepreneur? One of the articles cited in that post came from the Wall Street Journal and was adapted from the book
The first of this two-part series looked at investing in start-up companies through the eyes of an investor. This post looks at the other side of financing — raising capital as an
There are obviously two sides involved when financing a start-up company: one side provides the capital and the other side uses it. Over the past couple of months I’ve read a number
Rosalind Resnick, a small business consultant, reports that all of her clients face the same challenge: “How to get the marketplace to sit up and pay attention.” Her answer is: “Be the
Studies have shown that most entrepreneurs are over the age of 30; but with the rise of companies like Facebook and its young founder Mark Zuckerberg, who was just named Time Magazine‘s
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
Raman Kumar, vice-chairman and chief executive officer of an Indian healthcare business process outsourcing (BPO) business called CBaySystem, wrote this about entrepreneurs: “Dictionary definitions are rather clinical at best. No soft side
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