Last week, The New York Times Magazine asked, “Who Made That?” in its Innovations Issue. The delightful series explored the origins behind the commonplace and quirky inventions we take for granted, from airbags to webpages and cat videos to ziplines
With his first major U.S. museum exhibit opening this week at Washington’s Corcoran Gallery, the young British artist is spearheading a conceptual-art movement through Tumblr, Twitter, and Instagram.
Fred Wilson thinks that Venture Capital is changing — in 25 years, VCs may not have any assets under management. Last night, Sarah Lacy asked Fred Wilson ‘The Thiel Question’ - something that Peter Thiel commonly asks prospective investments: “What do you believe that very few people agree with …
Every organization is designed to get the results it gets. Poor performance comes from a poorly designed organization. Superior results emerge when strategies, business models, structure, processes, technologies, tools, and reward systems fire on all cylinders in symphonic unison.Savvy leaders shape the culture of their company to drive innovation. They know that it’s culture—the values, norms, unconscious messages, and subtle behaviors of leaders and employees—that often limits performance.
Collaborating with Publishers to Bring Courserians More Affordable, Accessible Educational Resources Since Coursera launched, we’ve been determined to bring students affordable and accessible course…
It’s high time the publishing industry takes its fate into its own hands and establishes organizations to foster and fund startups, argues Kristen McLean.
People spend a lot of time trying to think about how to connect abstract concepts to real life. 3D printers open up a whole new possibility.
The Internet of Things in Motion: Interview with Ayla Network’s CEO David Friedman - The Huffington Post
A new middle class. An urban transformation. An e-tailing revolution. This slideshow details the key trends that will define a new China. A McKinsey Quarterly article.
Business management magazine, blogs, case studies, articles, books, and webinars from Harvard Business Review, addressing today’s topics and challenges in business management.
Futuristic technology allows you to beam movies and your home screen onto the palm of your hand.
