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Jaunary | February 2004
Business Fever

Business Fever

Rapid growth and constant changes in health care have left that industry sick with the need for business expertise. The cure just might be the MBA with a focus in health administration.
The Interactive Age

The Interactive Age

Those who bet print media will never become obsolete may want to rethink that wager. With the cultural shift from static print to dynamic digital media growing stronger every day, the demise of the printed page may come sooner than anyone expects.
The Maverick CEO

The Maverick CEO

Ricardo Semler is looking for a few good artisans—self-directed, highly motivated employees who will work together creatively and harmoniously to create great products in his industrial factories. And he’s willing to completely restructure his company to find them.
The Innovative Strategist

The Innovative Strategist

For too long, strategists remained enthralled by the “brilliant plan.” But brilliant plans mean nothing to modern strategic management, say three of its practitioners, unless organizations can effectively execute them.
Getting Down to Cases

Getting Down to Cases

These are not your grandfather’s case studies. New media and new content are leading to widespread transformation of these venerable b-school teaching tools.
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