McKinsey Quarterly is the business journal of McKinsey & Company.
OCTOBER 2009
Most people don’t use advanced—and expensive—new features. There may be a better way for companies and consumers alike.
JULY 2009
EMR is a technology whose time has come. Whether or not it can deliver on its promise, it will change health care profoundly.
By closely integrating care delivery, Kaiser Permanente delivers high-quality, cost-effective treatment. One of its senior executives outlines its approach.
MARCH 2009
In past downturns, high-tech companies that made these five kinds of moves emerged as leaders of the pack when the economy improved.
DECEMBER 2008
Distributors may hold the key to high-tech sales growth in many markets.
As high-tech supply chains increase in complexity, they become harder to manage. Collaboration between OEMs, suppliers, and retailers is the answer.
SEPTEMBER 2008
To develop software successfully, follow an ancient rule: know thyself.
JULY 2008
Companies are using more Web 2.0 tools and technologies than they were last year, sometimes for more complex business purposes, according to McKinsey’s second annual survey on Web 2.0. Companies that are satisfied with their use of these tools are starting to see changes throughout the enterprise.
DECEMBER 2007
Eight emerging trends are transforming many markets and businesses. Executives should learn to shape the outcome rather than just react to it.
JUNE 2007
A new delivery method is shaking the software industry’s foundations. Traditional vendors should take heed.
The era of the nomadic Web is upon us. But questions still remain as to how things will play out in a wireless world.
The CEO and chairman of Cisco Systems explores approaches to decentralized management and leadership and also offers perspective on the future of Web technology and the opportunity that an economic downturn provides for strategically minded companies.
JANUARY 2009
Google’s chief economist says executives in wired organizations need a sharper understanding of how technology empowers innovation.
The author and tech executive says we are living off the fruits of previous research and need to seed new ideas.
How the Internet will change the nature of competition, innovation, and company operations.
OCTOBER 2008
Information and communications technologies will become a major source of greenhouse gas emissions but can abate far more of them.
JUNE 2008
Don’t be fooled by technological uncertainty and the continued importance of regulation; solar will become more economically attractive.
FEBRUARY 2009
MAY 2009
JUNE 2009
Chinese technology companies are competing successfully on their home turf. Global markets may be another story, at least in the short run.
APRIL 2007
CFO Ma describes the unique challenges awaiting Chinese companies that seek growth through international acquisitions.
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