Word: paradigmes
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...THERE SOMETHING IRONIC ABOUT A COLLEGE DROPOUT LECTURING PEOPLE ON THE IMPORTANCE OF A GOOD EDUCATION? You could say that. If you've got a chance to be at the beginning of a paradigm shift, like we were, then going on leave for a year or two to see if you've really got it might make sense. But by and large, finishing your education is a great thing...
...make E and A, Eyedea and Abilities sought to break free of the hierarchical emcee-DJ paradigm by emphasizing teamwork inspired less by Timbaland and Missy than Miles and Coltrane. “We’ve definitely drawn an element of the whole free jazz kind of approach—improvisation, duets, back and forth soloing,” Eyedea says. He likes to refer to Abilities not merely as a turntablist but “lead guitar player.” On the new record, “there’s stuff that has never been done...
Though some Western experts criticize the Ugandan paradigm as “moralizing,” it’s the only African anti-AIDS strategy that has actually worked. Bush is correct to identify it as an example for other countries to follow...
...topic early next year, this time with fellow University of Michigan Business School professor Venkat Ramaswamy. In The Future of Competition, they argue that today's consumer, overwhelmed with products, services and information, is not the passive participant of yesteryear's business-to-consumer equation. In the emerging paradigm, the consumer plays an active role, which means companies need to create value with--not for--the customer. Thus at Deere the strategy moves from selling farm machines to all-out field management. The authors call it the consumer-to-business-to-consumer model...
...It’s time for a paradigm shift. Throughout our history, these large institutions have been considered not-for-profit and tax exempt. By requiring these institution to set aside 1 percent of the earnings on these endowments to a fund for distribution to communities in which tax exempt property is located would, in Harvard’s case this year, have provided over $24-million to affected communities...