Issue: 2017-07 July 2017 Founder’s Corner Healthcare: No End In Sight – Poor Value at Unsustainable Costs Joseph Paris Something is seriously wrong… The healthcare industry as a whole in the United States is corrupt, dysfunctional, ineffective, and inefficient. And regardless of “party affiliation”, everyone appears to share this opinion. The only real disagreement…
McKinsey & Co argue that assessing a company’s vulnerability to risk makes otherwise theoretical discussions of strategy more real. They contend that nonfinancial companies, too, would benefit from a more aggressive look at the risks they face. This article contains the findings of their recently tested ‘qualitative thinking’ in interviews with the CFOs, company secretaries,…
Good decision making is a critical skill at any stage of a career. But it’s not easy to master. Studies have shown that it’s a complex process that involves evaluating both cognitive and emotional responses to figure out the right way to go. Experts believe the best decision making happens somewhere between research and careful thought and…
The Guardian reports that despite US legislation in 2010 that moved the country closer to achieving universal healthcare, costs have continued to rise and nearly 26 million Americans are still uninsured according to the Congressional Budget Office. As Republicans decide whether to repeal or replace the struggling healthcare policy, how does the existing US healthcare…
Welcome to Episode 19 of the Outliers Inn podcast: Leadership & Organizational Strategy Topic: Join Antlerboy and JP as they speak with Gia Campari about business leadership. Hosts: Joseph Paris & Benjamin Taylor Guest: Gia Campari Click here to listen now!
