Jeffrey Rothfeder is the former editor-in-chief at International Business Times and national news editor at Bloomberg News. He is the author of eight books, including Driving Honda: Inside the World’s Most Innovative Car Company (Portfolio, 2014).
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The Next Big Technology Could Be Nanomaterials
July 26, 2017 Discoveries surrounding a new class of impossibly small and improbably powerful compounds could reshape the materials industry — and the world around us.
Four Tracks to Market LeadershipOctober 24, 2016 Trends spotted by Strategy& suggest that companies in any industry can gain prominence by choosing the right approach.
The True Lesson of an Airbag DisasterAugust 10, 2015 Honda’s practice of learning from errors had to change when failure became deadly.
The Data-Driven OptimistJune 8, 2015 Economist Max Roser is compiling an archive of global improvement.
Crowd Investing: An Emerging Financial ForceApril 27, 2015 New platforms linking investors and entrepreneurs could have a dramatic effect on the banking industry and on economic growth.
The Imagination GapApril 20, 2015 Business leaders in at least 16 sectors are still not fully prepared for the digital transformation of their industries.
For Honda, Waigaya Is the WayAugust 1, 2014 At the Japanese auto giant, unplanned, agenda-free meetings are ubiquitous and indispensable.
RFID ReduxAugust 12, 2008 No longer the tech darling, RFID is slowly reemerging as a valuable way to monitor small pieces of big supply chains.
Jeffrey Liker: The Thought Leader InterviewJune 10, 2008 The lean process expert explains why it’s so hard to emulate Toyota.
Why Bricks Dominate the ClicksJanuary 9, 2002
Privacy War: The Europe-U.S.Struggle Over Consumer DataJuly 1, 2000 In the E.U., your secrets are sacred. In the U.S., they are for sale. For global marketers, that means trouble.
Toys "R" Us Battles BackApril 1, 2000 The giant toy retailer missed the Wal-Mart incursion and the Web discontinuity. But with its bricks-and-mortar advantages, it can still fight the e-tail war.
Crossing the Digital Divide: A Transition BaedekerJanuary 1, 2000 From Wal-Mart to Amazon, great companies have always faced the challenges of channel conflict, pricing and cultural change.
Privacy in the Age of TransparencyA tough customer ethic demands corporate openness and integrity.
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