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    Otto H. Falk

    As head of Allis-Chalmers, Falk introduced a product line of earth-moving and other heavy machinery, including tractors, which used the internal combustion engine. Falk was hugely successful in leading Allis-Chalmers into the competitive market for farm tractors by... View Details
    Keywords: Fabricated Goods

      Thomas C. du Pont

      duPont consolidated the military powder production industry to the point where the duPont Corporation was producing 90% of all explosives in the U.S. In a matter of four years, duPont acquired the stocks of more than 100 of his... View Details
      Keywords: Chemicals & Industrial
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      Business ownership: by gender, race and ethnicity

      – 2016).  Annual Business Survey - The ABS Program combines data results from survey respondents and administrative records to produce data on business ownership. The survey is collected from employer businesses and the... View Details
      • 05 Mar 2001
      • What Do You Think?

      Fine Coupling: Can Human Resource Management Learn from Supply Chain Management?

      computer-design process study by Carliss Baldwin and Kim Clark that underlines the importance of design rules and processes intended to produce compatible components in a finished product. Modularity in the manufacturing and logistics... View Details
      Keywords: by James Heskett
      • 01 Dec 2003
      • News

      Stealth Mogul

      York Times (September 14, 2003). Nelson cofounded the Providence, Rhode Island, firm in 1991 and has quietly grown it into a $5 billion juggernaut. The company reports that it has produced average annual returns above 70 percent from year... View Details
      Keywords: Telecommunications; Information
      • 01 Mar 2003
      • News

      California Research Center Marks Fifth Year

      subsequent offices in Hong Kong, Buenos Aires, Paris, and Tokyo. Since its inception in 1997, the CRC has produced 109 cases and 29 additional teaching materials. It has also worked on a variety of research projects and often acts as the... View Details
      Keywords: Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools; Educational Services

        Charles L. Brown

        Brown guided AT&T through one of the largest corporate reorganizations in United States history by settling the government’s antitrust case in 1982. He successfully divested of AT&T’s local phone businesses and in the process, created business entities that... View Details
        Keywords: Communications

          Jane Trahey

          Trahey was one of the first women to own and manage a major advertising agency in the United States. A prolific copywriter and author, Trahey is credited with the inspiration for the long-running “What becomes a legend most?” campaign for Blackglama mink. Her agency... View Details
          Keywords: Services

            Robert C. Stanley

            position by officially becoming a Canadian company, under Stanley’s leadership, Inco was able to become the world’s largest nickel company, producing 90% of the world’s nickel in 1951. View Details
            Keywords: Metals
            • 05 Jun 2018
            • First Look

            New Research and Ideas, June 5, 2018

            integration and delegation covary positively; (ii) producers are more likely to integrate suppliers in input sectors with greater productivity variation (as the option value of integration is greater); and (iii) View Details
            Keywords: Dina Gerdeman
            • 01 Mar 2004
            • News

            A Case for Coffee

            Specialty Coffee Industry,” coauthored by HBS assistant professor Peter Hecht. Tanzania has the climate and altitude to produce specialty coffee that commands premium prices in the world market. Yet, income from coffee exports has... View Details
            Keywords: Colleges, Universities, and Professional Schools; Educational Services

              Sidney W. Winslow, Jr.

              development. Under Winslow’s guidance, United eventually grew to have 56 affiliates in 25 countries and its research produced items that were innovative for the shoe industry as a whole. View Details
              Keywords: Fabric & Apparel

                William A. Fairburn

                Fairburn revolutionized U.S. match manufacturing by using sesquisulphate to produce matches rather than white phosphorus, which had been publicly condemned for leading to poisoning. Under Fairburn, Diamond Match controlled 90% of domestic... View Details
                Keywords: Fabricated Goods
                • 01 Mar 2018
                • What Do You Think?

                Two Decades Later, is the 'New Economy' Finally Here?

                featuring less product-centered and more information-centered economic activity.” It highlighted opinions at the time that “Growing ratios of market-to-book value that resulting stock prices produce can be justified as the monetization of... View Details
                Keywords: by James Heskett

                  James F. Lincoln

                  Lincoln, as president of the world’s largest producer of welding equipment, pioneered the incentive wage system. Lincoln’s “Incentive System” rewarded workers according to their productive capacity and made the company the lowest cost... View Details
                  Keywords: Fabricated Goods

                    Abe Plough

                    In 1908, with $125 borrowed from his father, Plough formed Plough, Incorporated by selling Antiseptic Heating Oil door to door. Over the next 65 years, Plough transformed his company from a small manufacturer of toiletries to a multinational corporation View Details
                    Keywords: Healthcare

                      James R. Kuse

                      Mortgaging his home in 1984, Kuse, along with a few other executives from Georgia Pacific, financed a leveraged buy-out to create Georgia Gulf Corporation, a major producer of specialty chemical products. Under his leadership, Kuse not... View Details
                      Keywords: Chemicals & Industrial

                        Bruce E. Karatz

                        Karatz has led KB Home during a period of immense growth. When he took over the CEO position, the company was selling and delivering 4,000 prefabricated homes a year. By 2003, the company was producing and selling over 27,000 homes.... View Details
                        Keywords: Construction & Real Estate
                        • 01 Sep 2020
                        • News

                        Good Odds

                        to reduce waste, Imperfect Foods acquired a fraction of the airlines’ canceled orders. In April, Imperfect customers who usually purchased produce and staples could add on a single-serving cheese platter for $2.99—a snack that would have... View Details
                        Keywords: Jen McFarland Flint; food industry; Food Manufacturing; Manufacturing
                        • 25 Feb 2020
                        • News

                        Why Layoffs are a Losing Strategy

                        destructive to all parties.” With the students’ assistance, Sucher wrote two background notes on best practices for layoffs. They also produced a series of video interviews with laid-off employees to capture firsthand perspectives on the... View Details
                        Keywords: April White; Telecommunications; Information
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