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Management
How to Keep a Generator Running When You Lose Power
Getting backup generators to function properly during a disaster requires extensive planning, testing, and maintenance -
Management
Getting Employees Back to Work
To restore productivity after a disaster, companies use state-of-the-art technology and old-fashioned office space -
Management
The Importance of Disaster Plans
Having elaborate systems in place is crucial for keeping operations running -
Apps & Software
Why Hewlett-Packard's Impulse Buy Didn't Pay Off
Ex-CEO Apotheker championed the Autonomy deal that led to an $8.8 billion writedown -
Workplace
Eradicating 'Reply All'
Some companies are taking steps to eliminate the function, and the trouble it can cause -
Consumer Electronics
Why Steven Sinofsky Really Left Microsoft
As its corporate culture becomes increasingly collaborative, the loner Mr. Fixit looked more and more like an anachronism -
Personal Technology
Bloomberg View: The Abiding Perils of E-Mail
In the Petraeus affair, a reminder of how not to keep secrets -
Apple
What Steve Sinofsky and Scott Forstall Could Have Learned From Swayze
The departure of Microsoft's Steven Sinofsky and Apple's Scott Forstall show the demise of corporate fiefdoms and imperious bosses -
Workplace
The Workday After Tomorrow
Is your company prepared for a Hurricane Sandy-size emergency? -
Starting a Business
The Number—and Variety—of Business Incubators Is on the Rise
Little known until recent years, they have become many startups' ticket to success -
Starting a Business
Accelerators Are No Longer Just for Tech Companies
Businesses in various sectors are pursuing partnerships with startups through accelerators such as Turner Broadcasting's Media Camp -
Financing
There's an Incubator for Almost Every Business
Even startups in many niche industries can find help in incubators that range from Upstate New York's Ceramics Corridor Innovation Center to San Francisco's La Cocina -
India
India's Outsourcing Firms Must Boost Morale
A survey reveals that less than a third of business-process-outsourcing industry employees in India are enthusiastic about their jobs. BPO organizations need to brighten their employees' view of the future -
Management
With No Power, Tekserve Still Opens
The favorite store of Manhattan's Apple lovers resorts to collective ingenuity -
Management
Charlie Rose Talks to Sprint Nextel's Dan Hesse
The CEO discusses the benefits of his $20 billion deal with Japan's SoftBank—and foresees a future filled with more consolidation
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