Europe 2008: The shape(s) of things to come
What will it be like to do business in Europe in 10 years? Here are three possible scenarios, based on alternative views of the political, economic and social forces that are reshaping the Continent. Corporate strategists who begin anticipating changes now will be the best positioned to succeed. 

Best Intentions: A business model for the eEconomy
Success in today's virtual marketplace will depend on creating networks of cross-industry partners to provide products and services related to the customer's basic life objectives.

Health care in the Information Age: Why the consumer is king
Better informed, more demanding consumers are transforming the US healthcare industry. To thrive in this stubbornly difficult business, health plan companies must offer options customized to individual needs.

Knowledge management strategies that create value
There is no one-size-fits-all way to effectively tap a firm's intellectual capital. To create value, companies must focus on how knowledge is used to build critical capabilities.

The next computing wave: Gift or Pandora's box?
Netcentric computing links technological capability and strategic opportunity, helping to open today's new markets and provide the flexibility to meet tomorrow's business challenges. Because of the significant impact it can have on topline growth, netcentric computing should be on the agenda of every senior planning executive.