SOLUTIONS
What is "change management," and why should it be an important aspect of the human resources profession?... > Full text
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EXPERTISE
Many companies are seduced by an abundance of consumer or industry groups that need their service, product or technology. Under such conditions, leaders often choose to serve multiple segments in order to reduce business-cycle risks or to grow revenue. Sounds reasonable if you believe the primary driver of your company's revenue is market size. But is it?... > Full text
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POLITICS
Business school graduates have what might be a little-known option for employment when they enter the workforce: the federal government.... > Full text
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VIEWS
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TECH
Apple has made a major announcement, although it was not a new computer or iPod. Instead, Apple released a public beta of software called Boot Camp that enables Windows XP (Service Pack 2) to be installed on Intel Macs, transforming them into dual-boot systems that can run Mac OS X or Windows XP with equal finesse.... > Full text
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EXECUTIVE PROFILE
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TRAVEL
If you're a frequent business traveler, this scenario might be familiar to you. Early morning: You dash to the airport, check in, clear security, and head to your gate. Along the way, you stop at a popular airport coffee shop for a caramel mocha blended coffee (no whipped cream) and a caramel pecan sticky roll.... > Full text
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FAMILY BUSINESS
Hart DeNoble still has a vivid memory of the time his family pulled their 1954 Chevy into a Mazomanie gas station and found themselves getting gas alongside Frank Lloyd Wright.... > Full text
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GOOD WORKS
Chris Rewey shares his free time and love of animals so homebound pets in the Madison-area can get the nutritious food they need.
The computer software sales representative said he never realized that the less fortunate who have difficulty feeding themselves may also lack the capacity to feed their dogs, cats and birds.... > Full text
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FOCUS
Dave Young had a vision.
The VyMac Corp. president envisioned a thriving center for retail and corporate use where a dilapidated old building stood. He knows that once renovations are complete on the 85-year-old Creamery Building in Fort Atkinson, new businesses will be welcomed to a thriving downtown.... > Full text
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