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Alan MacCormack is the MBA Class of 1949 Adjunct Professor of Business Administration at the Harvard Business School, a member of The Digital, Data, and Design (D^3) Institute at Harvard, and a core faculty member... View Details

Keywords: automotive; communications; computer; e-commerce industry; electronics; high technology; information technology industry; internet; semiconductor; software; telecommunications; venture capital industry

27 Nov 2021
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Why the Energy Transition Will Be So Complicated

20 Sep 2021
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Some Passions Should Be Hobbies, Not Professions. Here’s How to Know the Difference

04 Feb 2020
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To bring real change, leaders need to look outside their office building

13 Dec 2018
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HBX Launches Course to Help Startup Leaders Navigate Rapid Growth and Change

18 Feb 2016
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Jeff Bezos Commits 'Extraordinary Amount' To Combat Climate Change, Says Nancy Koehn

How Partisanship Is Destroying America’s Competitiveness

The A.I. of the Deal: These Data-Rich Startups Want to Automate Sales

How Amazon is killing comparison shopping

Billionaire Richard Branson says this is the key to happiness and success

Cigna to Draw Antitrust Scrutiny Amid Wave of Health-Care Deals

Guns and the Soul of America

The horizon vocabulary

How unequal should America be? Take this inequality quiz.

Political Paralysis Is the Biggest Threat to U.S. Competitiveness

Invisibilia: How Learning To Be Vulnerable Can Make Life Safer

Hate surge pricing? It’s not all bad

Zuckerberg or Gates? Billionaires Try Opposite Paths for Online Education in India

Fundbox Wants to Be Paypal for Small Businesses.

Alan D. MacCormack

Why the Energy Transition Will Be So Complicated

Some Passions Should Be Hobbies, Not Professions. Here’s How to Know the Difference

To bring real change, leaders need to look outside their office building

HBX Launches Course to Help Startup Leaders Navigate Rapid Growth and Change

Clinton’s critical mistake in handling her email release