In today's process-driven workplace, collaboration is king
"The in-box culture is dead," says Evan Rosen in his new book, The Culture of Collaboration: Maximizing Time, Talent and Tools to Create Value in the Global Economy.
Keeping it in the family: Family firms willing to take risks to retain control
Studies show family-led companies implement better long-term planning and generally have greater internal organizational commitment than public companies.
Robert Gillette: Making 'em fly at Honeywell Aerospace
Imagine taking a dozen related but independently-run businesses, each with its own unique product, merging them into a cohesive business segment within an enormous corporation and driving up sales roughly 30 percent — all during an intense, three-and-a-half year period.
Bradley Preber: Aligning form and substance to create an ethical business culture
Marianne Jennings, a professor of legal and ethical studies in business at W. P. Carey School of Business, recently noted that major business scandals used to be spaced about 10 years apart. Unfortunately, the cycle now appears to be compressing.
Lessons from the helm: Women heads of state on leadership
Less than a week after Hillary Clinton announced that she was suspending her bid for the Democratic presidential nomination, Laura Liswood tossed one of the central issues of Clinton's campaign out to an audience of women business owners: What does it take to make a world leader?
2008 NAWBO Conference: It's a man's world — or is it?
Does the world of business — in the past dominated by men — pose any special challenges for women?
Social entrepreneurs develop cleaner alternative to African wood-burning stoves
On his first trip to Ghana in September 2006, Mark Henderson traveled through countryside that was lush, but obscured with haze. Some of the haze was carried in by the Harmattan — a dry and dusty West African wind that blows in from the Sahara at that time of year.
The profile of a top entrepreneur: Commitment to quality, customer service and employees
What are the characteristics of companies that succeed, even in tough times? The stories behind the five winners of this year's Spirit of Enterprise Awards are instructive.
'Founders at Work' chronicles the American Idols of startups
Tim Brady, founder of Yahoo … Mitch Kapor, founder of Lotus Development … Max Levchin, founder of PayPal … Steve Wozniak, founder of Apple. All are legends in the technology world. But once upon a time, they were regular people. Where did they get their 'big ideas'?
Herman Cain: Becoming the 'CEO of self'
Herman Cain believes he has one gift that has allowed him to attain every goal he's set for himself: the ability to inspire.