With data sitting in thousands of unconnected spreadsheets, the challenge has now become how to incorporate it all into the purchasing process in the health care industry.
With data sitting in thousands of unconnected spreadsheets, the challenge has now become how to incorporate it all into the purchasing process in the health care industry.
Hospitals could save billions by reducing energy use and waste, and achieving efficiencies in the operating room. But collecting the data has proved challenging.
Nobel Laureate William F. Sharpe devised a groundbreaking way to gauge performance of mutual funds and other investment portfolios.
Last year, Florida-based Stonegate Bank was making early inroads at reconnecting the U.S. and Cuban banking systems. A lot has happened since then, says the bank’s founder and CEO, Dave Seleski.
With more young adults moving back home and more elderly parents moving in with their grown kids, builders are adapting in new ways to a classic household format – several generations under one roof.
Emerging multinationals in sub-Saharan Africa are escaping the “commodities curse” and breaking into sectors like digital, telecom and financial services.
As the smartphone market matures, iPhone sales have lost momentum. To achieve robust growth for the future, Apple needs more hits — but also a strategy that goes beyond relying on them.
When companies streamlined their retirement plans, employees took fewer risks, paid less in expenses and often increased the size of their return, Wharton research finds.
Which countries are thought of as the best for women? A new Best Countries report and interactive website captures the world’s perceptions of different nations, with some unexpected findings.
It sounds obvious: Financial advisors must put their clients’ interests ahead of their own. But that hasn’t always been standard industry practice. Will pending new rules change the way business gets done?
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