A throw-back, seen in the used book section of a book store. The movie probably could have helped Shakespeare to become well known, but it only got a rating of 7.9 out of 10. No doubt the dialogue needed rewriting.
MIT SDM Webinar: Business System IntegrationRisks and Mitigation Approaches for Business System Integration MIT SDM Systems Thinking Webinar SeriesDate: May 19, 2014Time: Noon – 1 p.m. EDTFree and open to allRegisterAbout the PresentationThe successful integratio…Read More
The Times learns digitalFor those interested in the future of journalism in the digital age, there is likely to be no more significant document than a recent report prepared for the New York Times. Here's a great summary from the Nieman Journa…Read More
Is this part of the promised lower costs?The Boston Globe's Robert Weisman summarizes the effect of the tax on insurers imposed by the Accountable Care Act. Excerpts:Insurance companies, like drug and medical device makers, were required to help fund the Affo…Read More
A protracted failure of American medicine to self regulateScott Gottlieb, writing at Forbes, says:The “Physician Sunshine Act” is as much a response to the past marketing excesses of the drug and device makers as a reflection of the retreating stature of the American doctor. Aspec…Read More
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