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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on June 27th, 2011

In the new Summer 2011 issue of MIT Sloan Management Review, marketing scholars V. Kumar and Denish Shah report some intriguing findings from a study they conducted linking certain types of marketing techniques — those aimed at increasing custome…

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lrosano on June 22nd, 2011

State-of-the-Art Innovation Management It’s not easy for established companies to innovate successfully — yet innovation is essential to the long-term health and prosperity of businesses. That’s why, in this online special report, MIT Sloan Manag…

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lrosano on June 22nd, 2011

The pictures that came out of the southern African mountain kingdom of Lesotho in August 2009 were truly disturbing. A reporter from the London Sunday Times had found that a contractor to leading apparel brands, including Gap Inc., had allegedly dumped…

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lrosano on June 22nd, 2011

What’s the difference between $9.99 and $10.00? Not much, objectively. There’s little you can buy with a penny these days. But a study by three researchers finds that many restaurant managers believe that price endings such as 99 cents or a round d…

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lrosano on June 22nd, 2011

There is a difference between fashion and insight. But the literature of management — whether found on the bookshelves of every city’s airport, or at the conference you attended last month — doesn’t always seem to recognize it. In most manageme…

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lrosano on June 22nd, 2011

Why are investors so bullish on companies like Apple and Disney? Is it financial metrics, great management, industry prowess, good investor relations or good timing? Probably all of these. But something else may be at work, too. In research we conducte…

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lrosano on June 22nd, 2011

How can large companies take advantage of the knowledge that is dispersed in various parts of their organizations? In an interview with MIT Sloan Management Review, K. Ananth Krishnan, chief technology officer of Mumbai-based Tata Consultancy Services …

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lrosano on June 22nd, 2011

Traditional marketing practices are increasingly viewed with skepticism. In many organizations, marketers struggle to document the return on investment for marketing expenditures; as a result, the marketing function is poorly aligned with the strategic…

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lrosano on June 22nd, 2011

What you’ll learn more about elsewhere in the Summer 2011 issue… “In the emerging technology world, two capabilities are essential to long-term survival: organizational vigilance and senior management’s ability to adapt to change. Before in…

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This is the second year that MIT Sloan Management Review has teamed up with the IBM Institute for Business Value in a project we call The New Intelligent Enterprise. Our inquiry into how organizations are turning analytics into competitive advantage co…

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lrosano on June 22nd, 2011

Consumers were surprised in October 2009 by the first of a series of highly publicized recalls of Toyota vehicles in the United States. Citing a potential problem in which poorly placed or incorrect floor mats under the driver’s seat could lead to un…

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lrosano on June 22nd, 2011

During this millennium, many marketers seem to have bet the family silver on customer relationship management investments with little to show for it, and those marketers are now attempting to justify further investment in order to achieve their origina…

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Talking about “green technology” gets people excited. It’s thrilling to think that a new wave of inventions and discoveries will revolutionize the way we live, halt the degradation of our planet and conserve resources for future generations. And …

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Why does the free Linux operating system not make more headway against Microsoft Windows? Why does Apple still only sell a minority of the personal computers in the United States despite its devoted followers and the runaway success of its iPad, iPhone…

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Brands. Products have them. Services have them. Organizations have them. Even people have them (think Steve Jobs, Oprah Winfrey or Frank Gehry). And, we argue, the internal face of every company project needs one as well. Broadly speaking, a brand can …

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lrosano on June 22nd, 2011

What do Intel and McAfee have in common? Ebay and Skype? Voice recognition and GPS? Louis Vuitton and Al Gore’s Climate Project? Or, more generally, when are two things (such as companies, products, resources) similar, and when are they not? More imp…

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Leslie Brokaw on June 21st, 2011

Social networking inside Tata Consultancy Services helps people access the full breadth of the organization’s collective intelligence in lightening speed, says K. Ananth Krishnan, TCS’s chief technology officer.

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lrosano on June 17th, 2011

Managers who are new to the field of corporate innovation will quickly find that there is no dearth of advice or resources on how to turn corporations into fountains of creative ideas. Books and journals abound with techniques for helping employees ove…

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Leslie Brokaw on June 17th, 2011

Most managers have at least a thousand dormant relationships. While they can’t all be useful, research suggests that the dormant ties that come to mind easily all tend to be worthwhile.

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lrosano on June 16th, 2011

The way Christoph Lueneburger sees it, “the CEOs who are most advanced in their thinking are people who are quite young in their view of the world.” What he means, he says, is that “they have a much more intuitive appreciation for the idea of wha…

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Leslie Brokaw on June 14th, 2011

Representatives of 15 organizations on the leading edge of sustainability in Canada explain why businesses don’t take action on social and environmental issues.

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Deb Gallagher on June 13th, 2011

Research in innovation and creativity shows that giving employees unstructured time — on company time — pays off.

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Deb Gallagher on June 13th, 2011

Research in innovation and creativity shows that giving employees unstructured time — on company time — pays off.

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Leslie Brokaw on June 10th, 2011

Five ways that user-focused IT professionals can create tools for executives to access information quickly and flexibly.

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Leslie Brokaw on June 7th, 2011

The article “Innovate Better” by Fareed Zakaria in the June 13 issue of Time magazine looks at the state of business innovation in the U.S. and concludes it needs more help.

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Leslie Brokaw on June 4th, 2011

Take the New Survey: Sustainability’s Impact on Business Models. You’ll be eligible for an opportunity to win one of two free Apple iPad 2s.

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Leslie Brokaw on June 3rd, 2011

The Chicago Climate Action Plan aims to mitigate shocking forecasts that the northern city is on pace to end up with summers like those in the U.S.’s Deep South, with as many as 72 days over 90 degrees before the end of the century, up from an average …

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Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Leslie Brokaw on May 23rd, 2011

Jack Dorsey’s Square aims to make it easier for offline merchants, “who still account for 94 percent of commerce in the world,” to take credit cards and to capture analytical data about their transactions.

Continue reading about Square’s Two Steps Forward For Hassle-Free Credit Cards

Brands. Products have them. Services have them. Organizations have them. Even people have them (think Steve Jobs, Oprah Winfrey or Frank Gehry). And, we argue, the internal face of every company project needs one as well. Broadly speaking, a brand can …

Continue reading about Why Every Project Needs a Brand (and How to Create One)

Brands. Products have them. Services have them. Organizations have them. Even people have them (think Steve Jobs, Oprah Winfrey or Frank Gehry). And, we argue, the internal face of every company project needs one as well. Broadly speaking, a brand can …

Continue reading about Why Every Project Needs a Brand (and How to Create One)

Brands. Products have them. Services have them. Organizations have them. Even people have them (think Steve Jobs, Oprah Winfrey or Frank Gehry). And, we argue, the internal face of every company project needs one as well. Broadly speaking, a brand can …

Continue reading about Why Every Project Needs a Brand (and How to Create One)

Brands. Products have them. Services have them. Organizations have them. Even people have them (think Steve Jobs, Oprah Winfrey or Frank Gehry). And, we argue, the internal face of every company project needs one as well. Broadly speaking, a brand can …

Continue reading about Why Every Project Needs a Brand (and How to Create One)

Brands. Products have them. Services have them. Organizations have them. Even people have them (think Steve Jobs, Oprah Winfrey or Frank Gehry). And, we argue, the internal face of every company project needs one as well. Broadly speaking, a brand can …

Continue reading about Why Every Project Needs a Brand (and How to Create One)

Brands. Products have them. Services have them. Organizations have them. Even people have them (think Steve Jobs, Oprah Winfrey or Frank Gehry). And, we argue, the internal face of every company project needs one as well. Broadly speaking, a brand can …

Continue reading about Why Every Project Needs a Brand (and How to Create One)

Brands. Products have them. Services have them. Organizations have them. Even people have them (think Steve Jobs, Oprah Winfrey or Frank Gehry). And, we argue, the internal face of every company project needs one as well. Broadly speaking, a brand can …

Continue reading about Why Every Project Needs a Brand (and How to Create One)

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

What do baseball, wine and healthcare have in common? More than you might think. In particular, people are gaining new insights about each of the three subjects through statistical models that analyze data to make predictions.  That was the messag…

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Martha E. Mangelsdorf on May 17th, 2011

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Leslie Brokaw on May 17th, 2011

The Boston Globe has highlighted 150 MIT ideas and innovators, including Zipcar, the spreadsheet, and E*Trade.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 17th, 2011

The Boston Globe has highlighted 150 MIT ideas and innovators, including Zipcar, the spreadsheet, and E*Trade.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 17th, 2011

The Boston Globe has highlighted 150 MIT ideas and innovators, including Zipcar, the spreadsheet, and E*Trade.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 17th, 2011

The Boston Globe has highlighted 150 MIT ideas and innovators, including Zipcar, the spreadsheet, and E*Trade.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 17th, 2011

The Boston Globe has highlighted 150 MIT ideas and innovators, including Zipcar, the spreadsheet, and E*Trade.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 17th, 2011

The Boston Globe has highlighted 150 MIT ideas and innovators, including Zipcar, the spreadsheet, and E*Trade.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 17th, 2011

The Boston Globe has highlighted 150 MIT ideas and innovators, including Zipcar, the spreadsheet, and E*Trade.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 17th, 2011

The Boston Globe has highlighted 150 MIT ideas and innovators, including Zipcar, the spreadsheet, and E*Trade.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 17th, 2011

The Boston Globe has highlighted 150 MIT ideas and innovators, including Zipcar, the spreadsheet, and E*Trade.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 17th, 2011

The Boston Globe has highlighted 150 MIT ideas and innovators, including Zipcar, the spreadsheet, and E*Trade.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 17th, 2011

The Boston Globe has highlighted 150 MIT ideas and innovators, including Zipcar, the spreadsheet, and E*Trade.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 17th, 2011

The Boston Globe has highlighted 150 MIT ideas and innovators, including Zipcar, the spreadsheet, and E*Trade.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 17th, 2011

The Boston Globe has highlighted 150 MIT ideas and innovators, including Zipcar, the spreadsheet, and E*Trade.

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Leslie Brokaw on May 17th, 2011

The Boston Globe has highlighted 150 MIT ideas and innovators, including Zipcar, the spreadsheet, and E*Trade.

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