Wharton Business SchoolFrom Wharton Business SchoolGlobal Supply Chain ManagementInternet Service Providers, Trade Groups Act to Stop Illegal Sharing of Movies, MusicInternet service providers and trade groups for movies and music are partnering in the latest effort to curb online copyright infringement. Under the "six strikes" plan, users who share copyrighted material online will face an escalating series of warnings that could eventually result in the slowing of their internet speeds.December 6, 2012All TechnologyWhich Tool Do You Need to Analyze, Interpret Huge Amounts of Data Collected?In the last few decades, statisticians and computer scientists have produced a dazzling arsenal of extremely powerful tools to help managers translate data into business decisions.September 4, 2012Business Strategy AlignmentCan China Move From Nation of Manufacturing to One of Consumption?Could China grow into a nation of shoppers? The country is better known around the world for its factory workers and exports. But to put China's economic growth on a steadier glide path, especially in a global slowdown, the Chinese government wants to shift the drivers of the economy towards consumer demand at home.March 30, 2012Business Strategy AlignmentU.S. Manufacturing Won't Be Beaten by China - and Here's WhyFebruary 29, 2012Business Strategy AlignmentLike Kodak, Has Your Compny Seen the Future and Not Figured Out What to Do with It?February 8, 2012Global Supply Chain ManagementWill Three Latest FTAs Result in Measurably Freer Trade?February 3, 2012All LogisticsBig Pharma Has It All in Brazil: It Can Sell Patented Drugs There and Manufacture Low-Cost Generics for ExportMarch 7, 2011All TechnologyLook at It from Your Customer's point of ViewOctober 6, 2010Business Strategy AlignmentThe World of Warcraft and the Art of CollaborationJune 29, 2010Business Strategy AlignmentWhen Parents, Subsidiaries Collide, What Happens to Their Supply Chains?October 1, 2009Page 1 of 3Next Page