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![Not Your Father's Proxy Fight]()
Not Your Father's Proxy Fight
In the energy and industrial sectors, activist funds are having more success re-making boards and influencing corporate strategies than ever before. Size is no defense; performance is no defense. The only real defense is a response plan that assumes your company eventually will become a target.
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![When Your Taxes Are Everybody's Business]()
When Your Taxes Are Everybody's Business
For a long time, when enterprises thought of taxes, it primarily was in terms of determining, paying and limiting them. Questioned about tax policies, the typical corporate response has been to say that the organization is complying with the law and is fulfilling its responsibilities to its shareholders.
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Angels in the Analytics
Boston Medical Center was the city’s largest safety-net provider. But with healthcare insurance reform, state funding dried up, and hospital revenue was in free-fall. Here’s how it turned a 2010 operating loss of $34 million into a $2.5 million gain in two years by deploying advanced analytics to inform decision-making at all levels.
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![Calling Dr. Data]()
Calling Dr. Data
Many hospitals and physician groups in the United States are confronting new forms of reimbursement that seek to curb the upward spiral of healthcare costs. These forms of reimbursement are putting revenues at risk.
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![Blueprint for Innovation]()
Blueprint for Innovation
Our survey of 500 London-based firms reveals both the current barriers to innovation and the future keys for creating a sustainable innovative culture.
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![Ye Olde Supermarket]()
Ye Olde Supermarket
There are new combatants entering the already crowded food retailing market every day, and conventional supermarkets of yore keep taking it on the chin. Can the traditional supermarkets of our youths ever again be what they once were to shoppers? It’s not going to be easy.
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![Population Health Management to the Rescue]()
Population Health Management to the Rescue
Late last year, a large U.S. regional health plan faced one of its toughest challenges in decades.
Not Your Father's Proxy Fight
Nov 2013
In the energy and industrial sectors, activist funds are having more success re-making boards and influencing corporate strategies than ever before. Size is no defense; performance is no defense. The only real defense is a response plan that assumes your company eventually will become a target.
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to My FTI JournalWhen Your Taxes Are Everybody's Business
Nov 2013
For a long time, when enterprises thought of taxes, it primarily was in terms of determining, paying and limiting them. Questioned about tax policies, the typical corporate response has been to say that the organization is complying with the law and is fulfilling its responsibilities to its shareholders.
Angels in the Analytics
Nov 2013
Boston Medical Center was the city’s largest safety-net provider. But with healthcare insurance reform, state funding dried up, and hospital revenue was in free-fall. Here’s how it turned a 2010 operating loss of $34 million into a $2.5 million gain in two years by deploying advanced analytics to inform decision-making at all levels.
Calling Dr. Data
Nov 2013
Many hospitals and physician groups in the United States are confronting new forms of reimbursement that seek to curb the upward spiral of healthcare costs. These forms of reimbursement are putting revenues at risk.
Blueprint for Innovation
Oct 2013
Our survey of 500 London-based firms reveals both the current barriers to innovation and the future keys for creating a sustainable innovative culture.
Ye Olde Supermarket
Oct 2013
There are new combatants entering the already crowded food retailing market every day, and conventional supermarkets of yore keep taking it on the chin. Can the traditional supermarkets of our youths ever again be what they once were to shoppers? It’s not going to be easy.
Population Health Management to the Rescue
Oct 2013
Late last year, a large U.S. regional health plan faced one of its toughest challenges in decades.
Rx for Transformation
Sep 2013
Strategies and tactics to succeed in the turbulent U.S. healthcare market
Empower Your IRO
Sep 2013
The risk of losing touch with investors increases with business and market complexity. In this environment, the role of investor relations (IR) needs to be strategic.
The Big Steal
Sep 2013
In a recent White House speech, U.S. Attorney General Eric Holder quoted a security professional who quipped that "there are only two categories of companies affected by trade secret theft: those that know they’ve been compromised, and those that don’t."
In Any Event
Sep 2013
The hurricane is not the risk. The risk is that the hurricane will disrupt your business. There’s not much you can do about the hurricane; there’s a lot you can do to make sure your business can recover.
Faster Money, Fewer Problems
Aug 2013
A Business Leader’s Road Map for Making Working Capital Work Harder
A New War Plan for Defense Contractors
Aug 2013
With the Iraq war over and the Afghanistan conflict in its final stages, relentless pressure on government spending is creating a very different terrain for defense contractors selling to the U.S. military. If they expect to thrive in the “new normal,” contractors need to assess their situations and develop different competitive approaches and defenses.
Nowhere to Hide
Jul 2013
With the U.S. government cracking down on Medicare fraud, self-screening offers a smart way for healthcare providers to assess and reduce their risks.
Overcoming Foreign Direct Investment’s Political Hurdles
Jul 2013
In 2012, the Canadian government approved a controversial merger and acquisition deal that many expected legislators would reject.
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