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How To Think Like Warren Buffett

Wouldn't we all like to make business decisions that work as well as the world's richest man's? A friendly reader noted my recent post on Irrational Economics and flagged a Marc Andreessen's discussion of a speech by Charlie Munger, Warren Buffett's right-hand man. The speech is The...

Tags: Marc Andreessen, Warren Buffett, Entrepreneurship, Games, Strategy, Management, Personal Technology, Michael Fitzgerald

Blog posts 2008-04-07

Best Business Books of 2007

The lists of the best business books of 2007 are coming thick and fast now.  Here are some of the highlights: Stanford Engineering professor Tom Kosnik has an updated, annotated list of business books, with his favorites highlighted in green. Kosnik's list. Amazon's best...

Tags: Books, Amazon.com Inc., Business Week, Business Book, Kosnik, Human Capital, Entrepreneurship, Biotechnology, Investment, Strategy, Human Resources, Workforce Management, Management, Finance, Michael Fitzgerald

Blog posts 2007-12-15

Jeff Hawkins: What Happens When Computers Get Really Smart

I went to see Palm and Treo creator Jeff Hawkins speak at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute today (trivia note: RPI claims to have awarded the first engineering degree in America). Hawkins is both smart and humble and would be worth listening to just to hear him talk...

Tags: Michael Fitzgerald, Emerging Technologies, Management, Strategy, Entrepreneurship, Robots, Productivity, Hawkins, Computer

Blog posts 2007-11-14

The End of Silicon Valley

Is the party over in Silicon Valley? Judy Estrin, a serial entrepreneur, investor and former chief technology officer at Cisco apparently thinks it is, in a book coming out Tuesday, "Closing the Innovation Gap." She tells the Bits blog at the New York Times in Does...

Tags: Silicon Valley, Innovation, Soviet Union, Leadership, Entrepreneurship, Strategy, Management, Michael Fitzgerald

Blog posts 2008-08-31

Additional Resources

Does Porter's diamond hold in the global automotive industry?(competitive advantage analysis)

ABSTRACT Michael Porter's Theory of the Competitive Advantage of Nations is commonly referred to as Porter's Diamond, as it comprises 4 key elements that lead to national competitiveness. This paper empirically tests Porter's theory. 50 automotive companies in the...

Articles 2005-01-01

The big picture on Florida's small companies: a new window into the vibrant, volatile world of Florida's small companies.(Cover Story)

In 1998, theglobe.com, an internet company backed by Alamo Rent a Car tycoon Michael Egan of Fort Lauderdale, jumped 977% in its first day of trading, setting a record and helping land Egan on Forbes' list of richest Americans. Four years later, it traded...

Articles 2004-06-01