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10-23-03
How Wireless Carriers Will Make Mobile Data Pay
By Helmut Meier, Roman Friedrich, Hanno Blankenstein, and Alexander Froment-Curtil
Telecom carriers worldwide are poised to conquer the fast-growing mobile data market. But success requires a new business model. |
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9-29-03
What's Driving Prescription Drug Costs?
By Heather Burns, Charles Beever, and Robert Hutchens
Spending on prescription drugs is one of the biggest contributors to the unrelenting rise in the cost of health care for business. Critics of rising drug costs are quick to blame pharmaceutical companies’ advertising and aggressive sales practices for the problem. In fact, the real culprit is a third-party reimbursement system that undermines economic incentives to control costs. |
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7-30-03
How to Win the Information Battle — Lessons from a Modern War
by David Newkirk and Stuart Crainer
Business leaders can learn a lot from how the military manages the flow of real-time information. |
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6-26-03
Capturing the Value of Supply Chain Management
By Peter Heckmann, Dermot Shorten, and Harriet Engel
An exclusive survey shows CEO participation, smart use of technology, and bold change initiatives are key to successful Supply Chain Management. |
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4-30-03
Reinventing R&D Through Open Innovation
By Henry Chesbrough
Old-school R&D was strictly in-house. The new model for success requires collaboration with many innovators. |
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3-28-03
Treating the Troubled Corporation
By Gary Neilson, David Kletter, and John Jones
When everyone agrees but nothing changes, it’s a sign that organizational inertia is holding your business back. |
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2-13-03
Patient Safety: A Data-Driven Prescription
By Heather Burns and Charles Beever
Medical mistakes kill almost 100,000 Americans each year and cost the country as much as $29 billion annually. The right prescription could be a nationwide information system modeled on the FDA’s adverse drug reaction network. |
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1-27-03
The Internal Impact of External Branding
By Victoria Pao and Steve Lawrence
Companies in the throes of change need brand communication to affect their employees’ actions as much as it does their customers. |
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