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On a recent trip to Brazil, I interviewed Marcelo Cherto, owner of the largest consulting firm in Latin America specializing in distribution strategies. Grupo Cherto (www.cherto.com.br) has provided consulting services to more than 350 clients including Coca- Cola, General Motors, Unilever, Xerox, IBM, Blockbuster, Prudential, Texaco, and Avon. Cherto received his law degree from New York University and has published over 1,500 articles on franchising and entrepreneurship. Q: You have helped many U.S. companies successfully penetrate the Latin American market. What do you think is most important for U.S. companies to know about doing business in Latin America?
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, edited by Rob van der Horst, Sandra King-Kauanui, and Susan Duffy, is reviewed.
... -what they believe to be "the best 20 articles ever published about entrepreneurship and small bu...
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...; delivers financial literacy; offers articles, games, videos and video glossary of key business ... to teenagers - ranging from entrepreneurship, sports, fashion and food to the environment, care...
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LOS ANGELES - Peter F. Drucker, revered as the father of modern management for his numerous books and articles stressing innovation, entrepreneurship and strategies for dealing with a changing world, died Friday, a spokesman for Claremont Graduate University said. He was 95. Mr. Drucker died of natural causes at his home in Claremont, east of Los Angeles, said spokesman Bryan Schneider.
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The historical publishing pattern of the Journal of Business Strategies (JBS) is examined. Authors from 171 institutions have written over 262 articles from spring 1984 to fall 2008. Contributions to the journal were studied in terms of numbers of schools represented, number of authors per article, diversity of articles, breakdown of gender of authors, types of citations, and empirical orientation of the articles. Findings indicate that publications in JBS represent a significant scholarly contribution to the field of business strategy. Few differences were detected between JBS and other selected journals. Recommendations to enhance JBS are based on quantitative and qualitative analysis.
..., 1994), Journal of Business and Entrepreneurship (Hyman & Steiner, 1997), Journal of Purchasing and...
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In this article, we present an experiential narrative of reflexivity in qualitative empirical research. Through a dialog of three researchers on their research processes we highlight the issues of reflexivity in empirical research and show the ways by which a researcher's ontological and epistemological presumptions inform decision making throughout the research process. Generalizing from our own research experience, we call for academic discussion on the experiential knowledge researchers have on reflexivity. Sharing the experiences researchers have on reflecting the ontological and epistemological manifestations in empirical research would shorten the gap between the theoretical discussion on reflexivity and the day to day decisions an empirical researcher faces.
... (2002) examined female entrepreneurship in emerging ICTindustry. Through analysis of city ... of female entrepreneurs, and media articles about a female-owned new media company she shows h...
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... of the following four tracks: Visionary Articles, Theory Articles, Critical Issues Articles, and Nu...
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LOS ANGELES (AP) -- Peter F. Drucker, revered as the father of modern management for his numerous books and articles stressing innovation, entrepreneurship and strategies for dealing with a changing world, died Friday, a spokesman for Claremont Graduate University said. He was 95. Drucker died of natural causes at his home in Claremont, east of Los Angeles, said spokesman Bryan Schneider.
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Most articles that I have previously written on entrepreneurship have focused on building a large sustainable company that will employ hundreds or even thousands of people. These ventures typically require substantial financial resources and are based on either intellectual property that has legal protection or an innovative product or business process that dramatically improves perceived value at a lower cost. Most entrepreneurs who succeed in building this truly remarkable venture have previously honed their entrepreneurial skills by launching smaller and sometimes seasonal companies whose success is, not surprisingly, dependent upon the same factors as the large venture.
