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The Staggering Cost of Procrastination
Think the time you spend answering e-mail, composing IMs, and trolling Twitter doesn't have an impact? Think again. A recent study by research firm Basex puts the "cost of unnecessary interruptions” in terms of lost productivity and innovation at a shocking $650 billion. Merlin Mann blogged about the cost of...
Tags: CC Holland, Career, Human Resources, Enterprise Software, Online Communications, Professional Development, Healthcare, Vertical Industries, Benefits, E-mail, Software, Health Care
Blog posts 2008-08-04
"Crunch" Time
Feel like you're running on an economic hamster wheel, powering an economy that benefits only a relative few? Jared Bernstein's "Crunch" is for you. So says reviewer Harry Hurt III in A Rock, A Hard Place and an Exit Strategy. Hurt walks through Bernstein's discussion...
Tags: Economics, Bernstein, Benefits, Health Care, Management, Enterprise Software, Software, Finance, Michael Fitzgerald, Human Resources, Currency & Foreign Exchange, Vertical Industries, Strategy, Healthcare, Globalization
Blog posts 2008-05-19
Flextime is Good for Employees' Health, Too
The Find: Flextime has been shown to improve productivity and aid retention; now researchers have found it improves health and reduces absenteeism as well. The Source: Recent research from Wake Forest University School of Medicine published in the Psychologist-Manager Journal. ...
Tags: Absence, Flex-time, Health Care, Benefits, Healthcare, Workforce Management, Enterprise Software, Software, Human Resources, Jessica Stillman, Vertical Industries
Blog posts 2008-04-29
Comparative Effectiveness: Putting Medicine Under a Microscope
Most people don't know it, but hard evidence as to which medical treatments actually work best is in awfully short supply here in the U.S. The growing scandal over the expensive cholesterol drug Vytorin, which appears to be no more effective than older, cheaper statin drugs, is just the latest...
Tags: Software, Enterprise Software, Benefits, Vertical Industries, Healthcare, Brownlee, Health Care, Treatment, Human Resources, David P. Hamilton
Blog posts 2008-04-01
"Health 2.0" vs. Consumer Apathy
The notion advanced by enthusiasts of "Health 2.0" is both simple and appealing. A new generation of interactive Web services, they say, will arm individuals with data, tools and supportive online communities so they can take charge of their own medical care -- and in turn transform the broken U.S....
Tags: David P. Hamilton, Human Resources, Software, Enterprise Software, Healthcare, Benefits, Vertical Industries, Health Care
Blog posts 2008-03-26
Brian Machovina: Profitable Charity
Brian Machovina is President of Nui, a children's water company that markets in health food stores across the Unites States. His company's charity model has proven to be a profitable venture with the use of positive marketing and the practice of broadening target demographics. Machovina talks in depth...
Tags: Marketing Research, Human Resources, Charity, Health Care, Marketing Strategies, Health Food, Water, Benefits, Healthcare, Enterprise Software, Brian Machovina, Vertical Industries, Nui
Videos 2008-03-08
When Too Much Control of the Press Interview is a Bad Thing
Last week, Google CEO Eric Schmidt announced Google Health, a new health information service at a press conference at the HIMSS health care information trade show. Afterward, he granted a one-on-one interview to CNET's Elinor Mills, who, you may remember, pissed off Google and Schmidt a couple of years ago...
Tags: Enterprise Software, Healthcare, Benefits, Vertical Industries, Elinor Mills, Health Care, Eric Schmidt, Google Inc., Software, Human Resources, Jon Greer
Blog posts 2008-03-06
Disruptive Innovation for Social Change
Good enough innovations may be the best drivers of social change. The Idea in Brief The U.S. spends more money on health care than any other nation. Yet many less...
Tags: In Brief, Harvard Business Review, Thomas M. Sadtler, Rudy Ruggles, Heiner Baumann, Clayton M. Christensen, Human Resources, Software, Enterprise Software, Management, Innovation, Health Care, Leadership, Vertical Industries, Benefits, Healthcare, Strategy
Articles 2008-02-13
What's the Best Business Book of the Year?
2007 is drawing to a close which means, of course, that it's the season for superlatives. Best and worst lists are as common as Christmas carols this time of year, and today the New York Times has an interesting addition to this December tradition. Alan Greenspan came out with a...
Tags: Human Resources, Software, Enterprise Software, Healthcare, Benefits, Vertical Industries, Leonhardt, Health Care, Jessica Stillman
Blog posts 2007-12-19
Where is the Steve Jobs of Health Care?
Big markets attract innovators, right? US health care is a $2 trillion operation. And nearly everyone would agree the American system is outrageously expensive, leaves out large chunks of the population, and provides incredibly poor customer service. Normally a market opportunity like this would attract innovators...
Tags: Sean Silverthorne, Human Resources, Software, Enterprise Software, Benefits, Healthcare, Vertical Industries, Health Care, Steve Jobs
Blog posts 2007-12-13
Study Shows Managers Aren't Ensuring Their Companies' Long-Term Survival
Do you know the average life expectancy of corporations in general? A new study shows many business leaders don't; managers in young organizations shoot too low, and managers in older ones shoot too high. It's actually less than 50 years. And according to the research, the older an organization, the higher the...
Tags: Lori Deschene, Management, Human Resources, Software, Enterprise Software, Leadership, Healthcare, Benefits, Vertical Industries, Manager, Health Care
Blog posts 2007-11-21
Judging the Best Time to Move to Another Job
With all the options open to people today, it's become unusual for anyone to stay in one job or even at one organization for their whole career. However, it takes a lot of thought, preparation, and courage to make the decision to move on. But when you feel you've gone...
Tags: BNET Editorial, career, ethics, financial, health care, Human Resources, income, Internet, Job, job market, Organization, Recruitment & Selection, Workforce Management
Articles 2007-10-16
CEOs to Managers: You're Not Up to Snuff
What's the biggest HR concern among CEOs? With the recent strike at GM and all the talk on the presidential campaign trail about America's growing number of uninsured, you might guess healthcare. Perhaps, after Bill Gates' call for an end to a limit on visas for skilled foreign workers, you'd...
Tags: Software, Enterprise Software, Healthcare, Benefits, Vertical Industries, Healthcare Cost, CEO, Health Care, Human Resources, Jessica Stillman
Blog posts 2007-10-05
Working for a Younger Manager
Generation X, born between the mid-1960s and early 1980s, has challenged the restraints imposed by their parents. Gen X values bold expressions of individuality, seeking new creative and moral ground, and is less tolerant of traditional values than older generations.The confidence of Gen X threatens the concept of lifelong, "womb...
Tags: workplace, worker, job, health care, technique, knowledge, Career, Professional Development, Human Resources, BNET Editorial, Recruitment & Selection, Workforce Management, Manager, Experience
Articles 2007-10-03
GM Pays the Price For Refusing to Heed Advice
The UAW strike at GM may have only lasted two days, but the underlying issues generating the conflict between the union and auto manufacturers are much longer lived. Primary among these is the burgeoning health care liability of the big 3 auto makers. Though GM's American workforce...
Tags: Health Care, Jessica Stillman, Human Resources, Software, Enterprise Software, Healthcare, Benefits, Vertical Industries, Auto Company, General Motors Corp.
Blog posts 2007-09-28
Mental Health Study Urges Employers: Bring Out Your Depressed!
Most companies don't make ensuring their employees' mental health a priority. New research shows this is a mistake -- if we're talking about depression, that is. A year-long study, funded by the National Institute of Mental Health, revealed the financial benefits of getting depressed employees into treatment: Employees who got...
Tags: Lori Deschene, Human Resources, Software, Enterprise Software, Healthcare, Benefits, Vertical Industries, Health Care
Blog posts 2007-09-25
The Weight's Over: Should Fat People Pay More for Health Insurance?
In a previous blog, we questioned whether or not employers should encourage healthy lifestyles to increase productivity. If discounted gym memberships and healthy vending machine alternatives -- no doubt, placed next to Snickers bars -- don't do the trick, new regulations may. Companies can now charge unhealthy overweight...
Tags: Vertical Industries, Healthcare, Benefits, Worker, Health Care, Health Insurance, Insurance, Human Resources, Enterprise Software, Software, Business Operations, Corporate Insurance, Lori Deschene
Blog posts 2007-09-13
How Much Is Your Company's Healthcare Liability?
GM has a total healthcare liability of $64 billion. No wonder the ongoing talks with the UAW are tense and the industry as a whole is struggling to compete (for a fascinating look at how the way America pools risk handicaps auto makers, check out this article by Malcolm Gladwell)....
Tags: General Motors Corp., Health Care, Forbes, Benefits, Vertical Industries, Healthcare, Enterprise Software, Software, Human Resources, Jessica Stillman
Blog posts 2007-09-06
Should Managers Encourage Healthy Lifestyles?
It's a manager's responsibility to get the maximum productivity out of her team while ensuring her employees are happy at work. But what about healthy? Chronic disease and absenteeism due to illness certainly cost a company through both lost productivity and direct healthcare costs. Plus encouraging employees health might be...
Tags: Human Resources, Software, Enterprise Software, Healthcare, Benefits, Vertical Industries, Health Care, Jessica Stillman
Blog posts 2007-08-29
Observing Health and Safety at Work
Regardless of size, all businesses have a legal responsibility to protect the health and safety of their employees and visitors to their workplaces and offices, and a range of federal and state laws exist to ensure that responsibility is met. This article explains the main steps you must take for...
Tags: Vertical industries, Benefits, HEALTHCARE, Recruitment & Selection, chemicals, compliance, health care, HIPAA, Human Resources, job, medical record, OSHA, public health, storage, Web, Web site, worker, workplace, BNET Editorial
Articles 2007-06-26
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