Change and the Single-Title Media Company
If you want to keep stretching and improving, you’d better get comfortable with the discomfort of change.
FDA Advances Efficient Approaches to Designing and Conducting Cancer Clinical Trials
During the past decade, advances in understanding of cancer biology have led to the development of targeted treatments that are more effective than the chemotherapies of the past century.
Small-Business Owners Are Getting an Incentive to Sell to Their Employees
T
he federal government just made it a lot easier to form an employee-owned business.
Change Management Is Dead
The way we traditionally define what it means to be brave can be our greatest obstacle. Simply shifting our focus can be the gateway to powerful results.
How a Document Management System Streamlines Quality Control for Manufacturing
When it comes to manufacturing, details are crucial. Every part of your product design is meticulously strategized, and quality control is integrated through the entire manufacturing process to guarantee the final product is exactly how it was intended.
More Efficient Security for Cloud-Based Machine Learning
A novel encryption method devised by MIT researchers secures data used in online neural networks, without dramatically slowing their runtimes.
The Problem With Intrinsic Motivation
What are you intrinsically motivated to do? Isn’t it wonderful? You don’t need a good reason or reward to do what you are doing when you’re intrinsically motivated. You are in a state of flow where time flies, and you have no idea where it went.
Supply Chain Innovation Begins With Interpretation
Technological innovations on all fronts are evolving quickly and are developed, manufactured, and sold worldwide in aerospace, medical device, communications, automotive, and many other industry segments.
Compliance Is Good But Not Enough
‘We’ve got this,” you say to yourself. “Our organization has a robust compliance program. We can point to myriad ways that we have adhered to all the expected requirements.