American International College Journal of Business articles

Recent articles from American International College Journal of Business

The dangers of corporate success.
March 22, 2002... Edgar A. Shoaff notes that, "The two leading recipes for successes are building a better mousetrap and finding a bigger loophole" (Qtd. in Peter, 1979, p. 481). The above popular idea has, in my opinion, been rendered obsolete by the insightful observations of Dr. Clayton M. Christensen,...

Human resource issues related to disruptive technology.
March 22, 2002... Abstract Christensen's (1997) analysis of disruptive technology is complemented by an analysis of specific human resource issues related to disruptive technology. Relevant changes in the field of human resources are presented along with a description of the following human resource...

Can there be a successful business model for the delivery of rehabilitative health care?
March 22, 2002... Abstract Healthcare has been moving more into the spotlight as a main topic of concern for the national debate. As a result, there is an intensifying interest in the implementation and delivery of those healthcare services to the changing demographics throughout the country. The current...

Researcher-practitioner relationships in consortia: the Cancer Information Services Research Consortium.
March 22, 2002... Abstract Consortia are becoming increasingly prevalent as organizations are faced with a number of pressing environmental demands, relating particularly to the growth of information technologies and associated economic pressures. This essay focuses on the factors that lead to the...

The comparative success of disruptive innovations in the fiberoptic industry.
March 22, 2002... Abstract This paper examines the recent experience of the fiberoptic industry where disruptive innovations have been common but the results in terms of individual company market share and profitability have varied considerably. The fiberoptic industry has gone from a period of...