Water4’s NUMA–An innovative system that increases access to safe water where it is needed most. Jacob Fohtung Water4’s NUMA–An innovative system that increases access to safe water where it is needed most. The NUMA units deliver high-quality and safe water to Water4’s customers. May 24, 2022 Jacob Fohtung
You are what you treat: Transforming the health care business model so companies—and people—thrive Ann Somers Hogg You are what you treat: Transforming the health care business model so companies—and people—thrive What are the new health care business models addressing drivers of health and creating better lives for individuals and communities? May 24, 2022 Ann Somers Hogg
Building and refining the interfaces in learning ecosystems (Part 4) Thomas Arnett Building and refining the interfaces in learning ecosystems (Part 4) Learning ecosystems need orchestrators that can assemble and deliver the functionality and reliability families currently expect from schools. May 24, 2022 Thomas Arnett
When capitalism works, everybody wins Efosa Ojomo When capitalism works, everybody wins People’s faith in capitalism has shrunk. But when practiced well, capitalism provides the best chance to create widespread prosperity. A recent deal explains how. May 17, 2022 Efosa Ojomo
What are business models and how do they work in health care? Ann Somers Hogg What are business models and how do they work in health care? What are health care organizations capable of? What types of innovations can they successfully deploy? The answers lie in understanding business models. May 17, 2022 Ann Somers Hogg
Telehealth’s promising foothold in mental health Jessica Plante Telehealth’s promising foothold in mental health While telehealth use is dipping in some ways, virtual mental health care is going strong. What makes it so suited to an online platform? May 12, 2022 Jessica Plante
Water4: market-creating innovation at the heart of Sierra Leone Jacob Fohtung Water4: market-creating innovation at the heart of Sierra Leone Only 2% of Sierra Leoneans have access to clean water. How can we make it accessible to more people in this country? May 11, 2022 Jacob Fohtung
Schools that aren’t measuring students’ relationships are leaving their economic mobility to chance Mahnaz Charania Schools that aren’t measuring students’ relationships are leaving their economic mobility to chance Measuring students’ access to networks of support can inform data-driven strategies for opening doors to economic mobility. May 10, 2022 Mahnaz Charania
Three women’s health topics we should talk about Ann Somers Hogg Three women’s health topics we should talk about If so many struggle with infertility, why isn't treatment more pervasive? High costs, low access, and treatment burden lead to nonconsumption. May 5, 2022 Ann Somers Hogg
Innovation in action: Creating a new vision of school that prepares students to live Christensen Institute Innovation in action: Creating a new vision of school that prepares students to live For Cajon Valley Union School District, educational innovation means redefining the vision of school toward preparing students for life after the classroom. May 5, 2022 Christensen Institute
More isn’t always better: What the trucking problem and poverty have in common Efosa Ojomo More isn’t always better: What the trucking problem and poverty have in common But poverty isn’t simply a resource problem. It is also about processes. May 3, 2022 Efosa Ojomo
Getting to “good enough”—the uphill battle for learning ecosystems (Part 3) Thomas Arnett Getting to “good enough”—the uphill battle for learning ecosystems (Part 3) Mainstream adoption of learning ecosystems depends on the reliability of the interfaces that coordinate the ecosystem. May 3, 2022 Thomas Arnett
