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In The New Age of Innovation, the late C.K. Prahalad and M.S. Krishnan, professors at the Michigan Ross School of Business, describe both how the creation of value by businesses…

The purpose of this note is to consider the decisions that firms’ leaders make about the scope of their business. It examines three companies–Domino’s Pizza, General Mills, and General Electric–who…

This note chronicles the technological advances in the American movie industry through the decades that have created a more personalized and convenient viewer experience, including the advent of movies, television,…

In 1999, Enron was the #1 company in innovation and quality of management. Less than two years later, it filed for bankruptcy in one of the most portent fraud cases…

Kodak has been a leader in convenient and cutting edge products for many decades. However, the company has not adapted well to the market’s shift toward digital technology. Now, the…

Toll Brothers has lost focus on what it does best. This is the surprising story of a dominant luxury home builder whose volatility during the housing boom and bust nearly…