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Fast Company
March 2008
James Kuczmarski |
The Journal-ist: In the Lead From this month's academic journals, four views on what makes a top-notch 21st-century leader: curiosity, charisma, neuroscience, and Ivy League thinking.   |
Fast Company
March 2008
Richard Florida |
In Praise of Spikes In an exclusive excerpt from his new book, Who's Your City? How the Creative Economy Is Making Where You Live the Most Important Decision of Your Life, Richard Florida, the guru of the Creative Class, explains the peaks and valleys of the global economy. |
Fast Company
March 2008 |
Where Art Thou? A quick guide to the four kinds of places that make up today's creative world. |
Fast Company
March 2008
Alex Frankel |
Zipcar Makes the Leap The car-sharing company Zipcar makes its play for the mainstream by emphasizing economics and lifestyle over environmental impact. |
Fast Company
March 2008
D. Heath & C. Heath |
Heroic Checklist How can something so simple as a checklist be so powerful? Checklists educate people about the best course of action, showing them the ironclad right way to do something. |
Fast Company
March 2008
D. Heath & C. Heath |
Three Instances Where Checklists Have Worked--and How These examples illustrate the importance checklists can play in all businesses. |
The Motley Fool
February 15, 2008
Selena Maranjian |
Business Ethics: The Most Influential CEOs If you're on the hunt for socially responsible businesses in which to invest, you don't have to do all the searching from scratch. Take a look at some of the CEOs with the highest social responsibility ratings. |
Insurance & Technology
February 8, 2008
Bob Reynolds |
Successful Product Development Focuses on People, Process and Technology Addressing product development challenges involves a three-pronged approach focused on people, process and technology. |
Insurance & Technology
February 8, 2008
Tim Attia |
Agility in Product Development Can Improve Speed to Market Streamlining product development processes, building "product chassis" of common components, adopting agile enabling technologies, and modifying organizational structure to support product innovation all are ways to improve speed to market. |
Insurance & Technology
February 8, 2008
Van Beach |
Speed To Market Is A Potentially Misguided Pursuit Speed is just one dimension of product development. Quality, efficiency and capacity are other parts of this optimization process. |
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