Enterprise and the Internet

Author: Nicolas G. Carr et al.
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: Harvard cases are carriers of the genes of American business culture. The structure of the cases is the skeleton of this culture; the content of the cases is the flesh of this culture; and the teaching methods of the cases are the soul of this culture. It achieves the learning of individuals and organizations through case teaching methods, thereby realizing the dissemination and evolution of business culture. Harvard Business School Case Studies Collection includes cases recently launched by Harvard Business School, covering the latest achievements in case studies, divided into two series—Business Basics Series and Practical Application Series. The Business Basics Series consists of 12 books, divided into 12 themes. As an introduction to the basic knowledge of business management, this series does not limit itself to the style of traditional textbooks. Instead, it integrates basic knowledge into the analysis of specific cases through reasonable design and writing, which helps enhance readers' grasp and practical application of fundamental knowledge. The Practical Application Series consists of 9 books, featuring the latest cases from 9 industries. In these cases, companies face market challenges to varying degrees. There is no simple or ready-made answer to how to address these challenges, so readers need to accompany the managers in the cases to strive for solutions.