Veeva Systems offers pharmaceutical and other highly regulated chemical manufacturers a cloud-based solution to make their employees and companies be more efficient and in compliance with the vast array of regulations these industries face. Veeva Systems CEO Peter Gassner modestly says that “we are just helping people to be more efficient.” Peter Gassner, CEO and […]
Technology has induced an ever-present fear of disruption among major players in every industry, accelerating the push for innovation. Significant investments of time and energy are spent in search of the next best invention, but sometimes a new invention is the wrong goal to chase in the effort to innovate. Invention is about creating new
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One of the most prevalent questions business owners, marketers, and entrepreneurs agonize over is “How do I create a truly innovative product?” Most think innovation is synonymous with invention—and that to move the needle, we need to come up with a shiny new product, market, or idea. But if we look back at some of
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On August 18th, pop star Taylor Swift suddenly vanished — online, that is. The singer went dark across her Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and Tumblr accounts, deleting all of her posts, unfollowing everyone she had been previously following, and leaving her accounts stripped bare. Over the course of the next six days, Swift would tease her
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Kansas City Star reporters are being given new assignments as part of parent company McClatchy Inc.’s “reinvention” of newsrooms across the newspaper chain. The health beat has been transformed into the “bad medicine” beat, the education beat into “raising Kansas City” and the crime beat into “courts uncovered,” to cite three examples. Reporters will also
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