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Business Models

The theory that determines an organization’s capabilities and its priorities. Business Model Theory is powerful because it can predict which initiatives will succeed and which ones will fail inside a given organization over time.

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Taking K-12 education transformation from pipe dream to pipeline

Thomas Arnett, Kelly Young
July 26, 2024
Thursday Theory Tips – What does Business Model Theory say about success in growth economies?

Sandy Sanchez
July 11, 2024
AI accreditation for schools: Why innovative tech requires an innovative implementation framework

Christian Talbot
June 17, 2024
Can assessments be used to eliminate inequities in education? AI could help.

Mahnaz Charania
June 17, 2024
Metrics, not just technology, will determine who gains from AI’s productivity gains

Julia Freeland Fisher
June 17, 2024
Why AI’s business models will determine its potential to ignite global prosperity (part 2)

Efosa Ojomo, Sandy Sanchez
June 10, 2024
From child welfare to well-being: A blueprint for CBOs and government agencies

Emmanuelle Verdieu, Ann Somers Hogg
May 29, 2024
How African organizations can manage the continent’s scientific brain drain

Efosa Ojomo
May 21, 2024
Enhancing child and family well-being using Family Resource Centers

Emmanuelle Verdieu
April 18, 2024
Selective universities won’t be disrupted

Michael B. Horn
April 16, 2024
The Four-Box Elements of a Business Model
Elements of a Business Model

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