Harvard Business Review

MARCH 2, 2012

In just the past few years, there has been a global boom in the wind and solar industries, with wind power's generating capacity expanding dramatically and companies competing to offer free solar panels to households. Declining energy prices would also help raise U.S. The clean-energy field is evolving rapidly.

Energy 11

Energy Competitive Advantage Price Constraint 11

Leading Blog

SEPTEMBER 23, 2013

In a marketplace gone global, productive partnerships are more crucial than ever. Getting executives into a room and hammering out a contract doesn''t make a deal. This means priming the pump through joint sales calls and other marketing efforts. Every partnership is like moving a stubborn mule. Think Small. Do Most of the Work.

Succession 284

Succession Early Adopters Hammer Price 284

Harvard Business Review

SEPTEMBER 21, 2016

Uber’s global assault on the taxi industry is well known. Village matchmakers started making their living organizing marriage markets millennia ago. In the cities that have taxi medallions, their prices are plummeting, reflecting investors’ views that these old matchmakers don’t have a bright future.

Technology 8

Technology Hammer Operations Magazine 8

Harvard Business Review

FEBRUARY 21, 2014

Bullock and Warren Persons of the Harvard Economic Service, who are almost completely forgotten now but briefly wielded global influence. That sounds a lot like Philip Tetlock’s hedgehogs and foxes , where the people who keep hammering at it and don’t care if their forecasts are wrong are more likely to be wrong.

Open-book 8

Open-book Trends Hammer Credit Rating 8

Harvard Business Review

APRIL 27, 2015

Likewise, no matter how slick your company’s online idea market, it won’t yield many high-value ideas if your associates haven’t been taught to think like innovators. When Comcast rolls out a new “triple play” pricing scheme, is that a break­through? This definition may seem somewhat generic.

Innovation 8

Innovation Company Engineering Supply Chain 8

Harvard Business Review

NOVEMBER 9, 2018

EU, and Japan are also tackling steps inside and outside the WTO to combat forced technology transfers both in China’s domestic market and, through mergers and acquisitions, abroad. China’s subsidies and tech-transfer practices pose a major threat to the global trade order. Although the U.S., They must be reined in.

Proposal 10

Proposal Technology Hammer Policies 10