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Consultant Ninja: The Financial Crisis is a Wicked Problem.

Consultant Ninja

Wall Street, aka American financial industry, is global. Part of that money went into US industry to fuel the innovation, but for the part of that money that dislike risk, it went either into T-Bills or AAA securities. All those transactions have hidden the fact that the productivity of US has been steadily falling. Anthony Jen.

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Repositioning Is Not a New Business Model

Harvard Business

We see positioning in the airline industry. Australia, for instance, has three main domestic airlines: Qantas, Jetstar (Qantas’s no-frills line), and Virgin, which started out as no-frills and has since chased the business-class, high-margin segment. That’s not the story in the clothing industry.

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Do Lawyers Make Better CEOs Than MBAs?

Harvard Business

We focused on nine common types of corporate litigation: antitrust, employment civil rights, contract, environmental, intellectual property, labor, personal injury, product liability, and securities. We did not observe an obvious selection bias in which industries hired lawyer CEOs.

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64 Proven Ways Consultants Can Generate Leads Online (Consulting Lead Generation)

Tsavo Neal

All businesses, regardless of industry, have become what I call O2O businesses—their primary marketing objectives are focused on driving people online to drive them offline. Selling productized consulting. Commenting on popular blog articles in your industry. Are there any online events in your industry that could work?

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You Don’t Have to Be a Software Company to Think Like One

Harvard Business

That doesn’t mean that you should stop delivering your current products or services. Software doesn’t simply make existing products smarter or existing processes more efficient; it enables new models of delivery, engagement, and innovation that are far more productive and informative than the old.

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How an Airplane Laptop Ban Would Expose Company Data to Espionage

Harvard Business

government received credible intelligence that ISIS had developed the capability to conceal explosive devices within laptops, tablets, and other large electronic devices, these devices have been banned, as of late March, from the airline cabins of U.S.-bound Half a billion dollars in lost productivity sounds like a big number.