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How Kaiser Solved The Problem Of Hospital “Ghost Towns”

When nurses change shifts, patient care suffers. Kaiser used design thinking to come up with a novel solution that has rolled out to 8,000 hospitals nationwide.

Clive Owen Is Thinking About Thinking For This New SAP Commercial

Design Thinking Shakes Up The Beige World Of Enterprise Software

Supply-chain management software gets sexy. But should it?

5 Ways To Keep Your Rock Star Employees From Quitting

Your highest-performing employees are also your most demanding, and if you don’t learn how to keep them happy, they won’t stick around long.

How NBA Player Analytics Opened Up A Whole New Business For SAP

Once the analytics giant learned how to talk to franchise owners, suddenly a long tail of SMB analytics customers appeared out of nowhere.

Instantly Identify Any Species With Your Cell Phone, Using The Barcode Of Life

As a group of scientists completes a database of every living creature’s DNA, everyone–from conservationists to border agents and homeowners battling insects–will be able to have their own easy mobile biology lab.

5 Visions For What Families Will Look Like In 2030

Nomadic young professionals, active older couples, and even groups of single parents living together in microcommunities. What kind of family will you have in 20 years?

5 Strategies To Break Your Bad Marketing Habits

Stop creating confusing and useless content and transform your marketing messages into something that’s actually useful.

Breaking 5 Bad Content Marketing Habits That Need To Be Stopped

Because marketers have more in common with Walter White than they might realize.

BlackBerry Has Been In Talks With Facebook About A Potential Bid

BlackBerry Mulls Selling The Company In Pieces

Where The Money Is Flowing In Emerging Markets

This dashboard tracks how investors are moving money around the world, so you can figure out that the next big thing is happening in Mali (Shhhh, don’t tell).

German Software Firm Wants To Hire People With Autism

Meet Infor’s Charles Phillips, CEO Of The World’s Largest Startup

Even with 13,000 employees and 70,000 customers, Infor’s CEO Charles Phillips is running a huge corporation like a startup. Here’s how he aligns staff and stays agile.

SAP And The New B2B Marketing And Communications Model

If the German software company SAP AG is not yet at the top of your mind as one of the world’s most recognizable brands, here’s betting it will be.

The Ultimate Employee Do-Gooder Perk: A Social Sabbatical In Emerging Markets

Does your job give you a day off a year to volunteer? Maybe you can convince them to give you a paid social sabbatical, where you take your skills to help organizations in emerging markets.

The Case For High-Impact Entrepreneurs

Most of the time we talk about supporting small business entrepreneurs in the developing world, but what if supporting companies with dreams to be the next Apple or Facebook would have a larger effect on the economy?

SAP’s New VP Of Marketing Has Weathered The Walmart Whirlwind

HP’s Future And Past: Whitman Versus Apotheker, It’s All In The Words

With Leo out, and Meg in… Will HP’s future look different after the reshuffle thanks to different CEO styles? To test the notion, we’ve looked at the words these two executives use in business…