The Innovation Factor: Your Brain on Innovation
Want to know what makes a creative genius tick? Neuroscience gives us some clues. Read story
Cognitive Science
Inside the Entrepreneur's Brain, Continued
Leigh Buchanan's extended Q&A with leading management consultant, Charles Jacobs, about his new book "Management Rewired," which looks at how brain structure... Read story
Charles Jacobs Goes Inside the Entrepreneur's Brain
Leading corporate consultant, Charles Jacobs discusses how brain structure can impact business management. Read story
Leaving a Memorable Impression
When you're in business for yourself it's crucial that you keep yourself on the tip of your clients' and colleagues' tongues. Nancy Michaels, our One-Person ... Read story
In the Office, Emotions Often Count More Than Intelligence
Career advancement is closely tied to "emotional intelligence," according to new research. Read story
If You Have A Niche, Scratch It
Even though, as in Microcomputer Systems Corp.'s case, they may all make money while they last, not all market niches turn into pursuable business lines, ... Read story
Open-Books Management
Inc. editors handpick five recently published books guaranteed to help you think smarter about your company, your family, and yourself. Read story
You Can Trust Your Hunches
Intuition is more important than most people think, but make sure you don't fool yourself. Read story
When It's Time to Think About an IPO
The decision to take your company public is far from being only numbers based. A number of critical questions can help you determine if you have the numbers ... Read story
John Mackey of Whole Foods on Hiring Leaders
He used to be impressed by people who were articulate. Not anymore. Read story
A Name At Any Other Price
I can still remember the $5 I was rewarded for naming the Syracuse University School of Speech Communications newsletter, Verbatim, in 1967. Little did I ... Read story
Culture Traps
Allan Kennedy may have written the book on corporate cultures, but his naive attempt to create one reflects the spate of faddish misinformation sold to Am... Read story
Cyberjockeys
An M.I.T. doctoral student talks about his work in shrinking monitors, keyboards, and more for smartclothing. Read story
Innovation: The Outer Limits
The hottest, most mind-boggling high-tech products are coming not only from corporate behemoths but also from start-ups you've never heard of. Read story
Send In the Clowns
Creatively presenting products to distributors to increase sales. Read story
Organizational Behavior
The study of organizational behavior is an academic discipline concerned with describing, understanding, predicting, and controlling human behavior in an ... Read story
Upstarts: Highlighting New Companies
Some companies really do benefit from stiffer Internal Revenue Service regulations. Last year's tax law (see "Your Money or Your Car, page tk) requires p... Read story
A Buyer's Guide To Personal Business Computers
The following 14 personal business computers can handle a variety of useful business applications. Yet they involve no more setup than a component stereo... Read story
The Unfit Office
"Office of the 80s: Part 8" (January) could have been more informative in identifying the causes of the problems in today's ergonomic or electronic office... Read story
Fellowship Encourages Science Start-ups
Kauffman Foundation offers internships and investor connections to help commercialize science and technology ideas. Read story
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