Commentary
Delivery of needles in the Capitol missed the point about stem-cell research
Delivering a bag of used syringes to a public office building isn't the way to influence skeptics, and it undermines the need for a civil debate. Still, many people who could someday benefit from stem cell research are asking: Why is science being held back...
01 August, 2005
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A final word on branding
The word "branding" is dangerously overused. Many people use branding as a cure for all kinds of problems in all kinds of businesses....
30 July, 2005
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Is outsourcing reaching its limits or simply pausing for breath?
Outsourcing is a management tool that is taking the business world by storm, or so it would seem from reading much of the dedicated coverage of outsourcing topics featured in business and IT publications and websites....
28 July, 2005
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State tax compromises prove that partisanship can be set aside — for a while
The average citizen may think Gov. Jim Doyle and the Republican-led Legislature fight like Ali and Frazier whenever they step into the boxing ring of politics. And judging by some of the bare-knuckled debates that have taken place in the Capitol over the past two...
27 July, 2005
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IT – Does everybody get a vote?
Many IT organizations, managers and staff alike, seem devoted to the idea that leadership is a function of the org chart. It's probably more efficient than democracy, but such totalitarianism doesn't exactly have a great track record for sustainable effectiveness....
27 July, 2005
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Looking to software to manage the business of education
To operate like businesses, schools need the same tools as businesses. In particular, they need the sophisticated business software that businesses rely on to streamline their business and administrative tasks....
27 July, 2005
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A budget that moves Wisconsin forward
The people of our state asked us to do three things with this budget: cut spending and taxes, make education our priority, and freeze property taxes. I'm pleased to say this budget does all three, and that we lived up to our commitment to...
26 July, 2005
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Globalization of biotech industry is a decidedly worldwide phenomenon
CHICAGO – As witnessed by the BIO 2005 meeting in Philadelphia last month, the globalization of the biotech industry beyond its U.S. roots has really taken flight. ...
25 July, 2005
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Business liability law complaints grow with state Supreme Court decisions
During a week in which President Bush announced his choice for a seat on the U.S. Supreme Court, it would have been easy to overlook the storm building around the next election for a seat on the Wisconsin Supreme Court. ...
25 July, 2005
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