Business Education
Top performing companies like 7-Eleven Japan, ING Direct, MetLife, and UPS are using enterprise architecture to reduce costs while increasing strategic effectiveness and business agility. Based on research at over 200 companies, this book describes how these and other leading companies use architecture to guide the evolution of a core foundation of systems and processes to ultimately create a more competitive business..
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Organizational design in the context of new venture development is particularly challenging due to
initially severe resource constraints. Deepening our understanding of differential productivity in the
startup ...
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This paper analyzes a model of social learning in a social network. Agents decide whether or not to adopt a new technology with unknown ...
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This is the leading and best-selling graduate-level corporate finance text, both in the U.S. and worldwide. The authors describe both the theory and practice of ...
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This book presents a new approach that enables business people to design and operate their businesses (both strategies and actions) based firmly on a customer ...
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Design-Inspired Innovation takes a unique look at the intersection between design and innovation, and explores the novel ways in which designers are contributing to the ...
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In this second edition of Breaking the Mold, MIT Sloan Professor Lotte Bailyn maintains the long-standing separation between work and family life is an outdated ...
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The X-Team is much more than just the latest B-school theory -- it's a well-established, but often hidden, reality that's now being highlighted by this ...
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Catalysts are the new business powerbrokers. Fueled by the increasing interdependence of global markets, technology, and consumers, catalysts are reshaping entire industries as they mobilize ...
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As they wait in long lines to buy the latest game console, few shoppers realize that the most important element of that Xbox (as well ...
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Working in collaboration with a large online retailer, our goal is to develop an operational solution to the problem of order release control for its ...
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