- Innovator's DNA: Some Are Born, Others Can Learn
Some people are born innovators. Others can become innovators, providing they follow some simple guidelines. That's the thesis of 'The Innovator's DNA', just published by Harvard Business Press, by Hal Gregersen, INSEAD Associate Professor of Leadership, with Jeffrey H. Dyer of Brigham Young University and Clayton Christensen of Harvard Business School. 一部の人々は生まれイノベーターです
- Why Mark Zuckerberg Is The Heir To Steve Jobs' Legacy
Markets are supposed to be heartless, but in the last weeks of Steve Jobs's life, the stock market did him a small kindness, making the company he founded, briefly, the world's largest in terms of its market capitalization. At $354 billion, it remains the biggest technology firm by a wide margin.
That won't be the case much longer if you believe Scott Galloway, the investor and business school professor, who this week predicted that Facebook will surpass Apple (and ExxonMobil) in size within two years. 市場は、その時価総額の点で、簡単に、世界最大の無情なことになっていますが、スティーブジョブズの人生の最後の数週間で、株式市場は、彼が設立した会社を作り、彼に小さな親切をしたしている
- Shanghai sets ambitious goals for new-energy cars
According to the development plan for Shanghai's new-energy industry, the city will have an output value of 30 billion yuan and a production capacity of 100,000 units for new-energy vehicles by 2012, of which more than 80 percent will be passenger cars.
Deputy Mayor Ai Baojun announced that at the Eighth Annual China Automotive Industry Forum held by the China Europe International Business School (CEIBS) on Oct. 23.
New-energy autos will get more orders from the government and public p ... 産業エネルギーの新しい上海よると、開発計画、都市は車の乗客の値の30出力されますが億％になることが80以上が2012年の自動車エネルギーと元の生産能力を新たに10万台、副を市長愛Baojunは10月23日発表したで第8回中国自動車の）で、中国欧州国際ビジネススクール（CEIBS開催された産業フォーラムは、新しいエネルギー自動車は、p公開政府となる得るより多くの注文から...
- Developers look for new capital sources
After months of uncertain housing policy, developers held a conference over the weekend to look for other sources of revenue and capital.
Building more integrated complexes, shopping malls, office buildings and recreational plazas together will be our business model in the future, said Liu Xiaoguang, general manager of the Beijing Capital Group (BCL).
The First Annual China Real Estate Forum held by the China Europe International Business School was held in Beijing to give develope ... 政策住宅不透明後数ヶ月、開発者は、将来のビジネスモデルでは、モールショッピング週末開催の会議を見て、他のソースの収益と資本
- ANALYSIS: Credit default swaps ‘not to blame’ for Greek crisis
The European Commission is taking a closer look at credit default swaps amid claims that this trading and investment tool played a part in the Greek crisis. But Prof. Geoffrey Wood of the Cass Business School says Brussels is on the wrong track. 欧州委員会の主張は、この取引や投資ツールでは、ギリシャ語の危機に役割を果たしたの中でクレジットデフォルトスワップを詳しく見て開催されます
- Everything You Need to Know About Open Innovation
This is a blog devoted to problems of managing innovation generally, and open innovation in particular. Before I define that term, let me introduce myself. I’m a professor at UC Berkeley’s Haas Business School, and a former manager in the computer disk drive industry in Silicon Valley. When I worked [...] これは一般的に技術革新の管理の問題に専念ブログ、そして、特にオープンイノベーションです
- Taking stock of Alibaba founder's gift shares
Lai See remembers how Jack Ma Yun, founder and chairman of Alibaba Group, surprised 80 business school students at the company's annual general meeting with a gift of 100 shares each of Alibaba.com stock last May.
ライを参照してどのようにジャック馬素材集は、創立者兼会長のAlibaba Group、100株の各Alibaba.comの株式の贈り物昨年5月、同社の年次総会で80のビジネススクールの学生を驚かせた覚えている
- Interview: Chinese leaders do well in managing economy, professor says
China's leaders do well in managing the nation's economy and helping many other countries deal with the international financial crisis, says a Greek economics professor.
Gregory Prastacos, rector of the Athens University of Economics and Business and chairman of the Athens Business School of Confucius Institute, appears very positive about initiatives undertaken by Chinese leadership on the economic front.
He noted during a recent interview with Xinhua that in a network economy any decisio ... 中国の指導者たちは国の経済を管理し、国際的な金融危機と他の多くの国々との契約を助けることにうまく、ギリシャの経済学教授は言う
- For Middle East democracy, send in the geeks | Tom Glaisyer and Shawn Powers
After the 1989 revolutions, the west sent free-market economists east. Now, we can all gain by being information society citizensWhen the Berlin Wall fell, the western response was swift and obvious: send in the free-market economists. Soviet Communism was a system structured for failure that had left a group of governments and citizens in need of political and cultural tools, as well as knowledge of markets and the institutions they require to function. Professor Jeff Sachs, the economist, was dispatched to Poland and across the former Soviet Union (FSU). Funding streams were brought online and bright students from the eastern bloc attended Harvard Business School and learned about how markets work. There were also parallel democracy building programs established. Partnerships and exchanges proliferated and the Soviet-era systems were transformed to engage and contribute to the global market economy. As the Mubarak regime steps out of the way, Gaddafi's collapses, and as Tunisia continues to re-establish its democratic roots, similar questions are raised with less obvious answers: what can be done to alleviate the extreme unemployment and income gaps that plague these countries? Certainly, the removal of the authoritarian regimes that oversaw these systems is a tremendous first step, but what what else must happen to ensure that the conditions that spurred these uprisings improve?The answer is, in part, right in front of us if we look closely at the banners that were waved by brave protesters in Cairo's Tahrir Square featuring three well-known organisations: Facebook, Twitter and al-Jazeera. This new, more democratic configuration of media gave voice to new players. While the revolutions taking place are fuelled by the blood, sweat and tears of the brave protesters tha 1989回転後、西、東自由市場経済を送った
- The Survivor Part 9 - Video Guide To The Christensen Interviews
In the latest issue of Forbes magazine we published an oral history of Clayton Christensen's recent experiences battling three grave illnesses in a row. I interviewed the Harvard Business School professor and innovation guru for about five hours. I filmed our discussions with a digital camcorder on a small tripod. フォーブス誌の最新号では、行の3つの重大な病気と闘って、Clayton Christensenさんの最近の経験のオーラルヒストリーを発表した
- Spanish people earn less than some EU neighbors
The average annual salary of Spanish people is 21,500 euros (31,000 U.S. dollars), less than that of some people in the European Union, according to a study published recently and conducted by Adecco and the IESE Business School between 2003 and 2008.
The sum is much smaller than the average salary of British people who earn 46,058 euros (66,295 dollars) per year, of people in the Netherlands whose average salary is 42,720 euros (61,500 dollars) and of Germans whose salary is 40,914 euros (59 ... スペイン人の平均年俸は21500ユーロ（31000ドル）は、欧州連合のいくつかの人々のより少ない場合、調査が最近発表によるとアデコとIESEビジネススクール2003年から2008年にかけて実施されます
- HBS's Howard Stevenson: How Start-ups Gain Market Share
In June I asked Harvard Business School (HBS) Emeritus Professor, Howard Stevenson, his thoughts on five key start-up choices. On November 11th, I asked him about a sixth -- how start-ups gain market share. The answer: They pick their customers carefully and serve them better than competitors do. 月に私がハーバードビジネススクール（HBS）名誉教授、ハワードスティーブンソン、5つの重要な起動時の選択で自分の考えを尋ねた
- Slate's Negotiation Academy and First Offers
Props to Slate for sending its journalists off to Columbia Business School to learn the art of negotiation and create a series of instructional haggling podcasts for its readers. 交渉の芸術を学び、そのリーダーの指導値切りポッドキャストのシリーズを作成するには、コロンビア大学ビジネススクールにそのジャーナリストをオフに送信するためのスレートの小道具
- Year Up: Working to Close the Opportunity Divide
Recently, I interviewed Gerald Chertavian, Founder and CEO of Year Up. After the sale of Conduit Communications, a company he co-founded in 1993, Gerald combined his entrepreneurial skills and his passion for working with urban young adults to create Year Up in 2000. He is the recipient of the 2003 Social Entrepreneurship Award by the Manhattan Institute and the 2005 Freedom House Archie R. Williams, Jr. Technology Award. Gerald earned a B.A. in Economics, Phi Beta Kappa, summa cum laude, from Bowdoin College and an M.B.A., with honors, from Harvard Business School. 最近、私はジェラルドChertavian、創設者および年最大のCEOにインタビュー
- Ping An Once Again Tops CEIBS List Of China's Private Firms; New Era Seen
Ping An Insurance, partly owned by HSBC, once again topped a list of China’s top 100 private-sector companies released by the Shanghai-based China Europe International Business School (CEIBS). 部分的にHSBCが所有する保険を、pingを実行、もう一度上海ベースの中国ヨーロッパ国際ビジネススクール（CEIBS）が発表した中国のトップ100の民間企業のリストを突破した
- Gehan Gunasekara: America on track for its own riots
Gehan Gunasekara, senior lecturer at the University of Auckland Business School, believes a rebellion in the United States might be beneficial. In official statements, British politicians have been quick to label the rioters in... Gehan Gunasekara、オークランド大学ビジネススクール上級講師は、米国では反乱が有益であるかもしれないと考えています
- Coming This Fall to Columbia B-School: Full Disclosure for Faculty, Ethics for Students
Columbia Business School Dean R. Glenn Hubbard wants his students to get better at "making the connections." And he doesn’t mean networking. コロンビアビジネススクールディーンR.グレンハバードが彼の学生がで良くしたい。。u0026quot;の接続を行う
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