SOX Rocks, but Won’t Block Shocks
by Paul Kocourek, Jim Newfrock, and Reggie Van Lee |
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Are Dollar Reserves Still Safe?
by Dean Baker and Mark Weisbrot |
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I Want My DTT
by Luigi Pugliese |
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Correcting a Culture That Breeds Mistakes
by Robert E. Mittelstaedt Jr. |
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Beware the Product Death Cycle
by Art Kleiner
The quality wars were allegedly won in the 1980s. Why, then, are we again overwhelmed by junk? |
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The China Syndrome
by Mitchell Quint and Dermot Shorten
A five-dimension analytical model for deciding when (and when not) to purchase from the East. |
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Suits to the Rescue
by Nicholas G. Carr
The most creative member of an R&D team may be its accountant. |
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Not Your Father's CFO
by Vinay Couto, Irmgard Heinz, and Mark J. Moran
With Sarbanes-Oxley at their backs and growth on the horizon, leading chief financial officers are transforming their roles … and their companies. |
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The Core’s Competence
by Steffen M. Lauster and J. Neely
The case for recentralization in consumer products companies. |
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Supermodels to the Rescue
by Mark Buchanan
Agent-based simulations are allowing companies to build silicon versions of themselves, piece by piece and person by person. |
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Winning Hearts and Minds at Home Depot
by Victoria Griffith
Bob Nardelli’s pursuit of perfection, 3 billion human interactions per year. |
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Bjorn Lomborg Is the World’s Most Optimistic Statistician
by Jonathan Ledgard
The Danish Socialist has courted fame and calumny by daring to declare that the world is getting better. |
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Ira M. Millstein:
The Thought Leader Interview
by Michael Schrage
Reform board structures or accept more value destruction, the corporate governance doyen warns. |
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Recent Studies
by Des Dearlove and Stuart Crainer
Distributed leadership, shareholder value in family-owned firms, R&D strategy, and other topics of interest. |
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Point or Shoot
by Michael Schrage
Why you should learn to love PowerPoint and the 2x2 matrix. |
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Shanghai Noodle Factory
by Bruce Feirstein |
