New
Yorker James Farrin, MBA ’60, is among a growing number of GSB alums who are
redefining what it means
to retire.
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Offering
stock options may not
motivate employees to work harder, but it might encourage them to stick around.
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August 2001, Volume
69,
Number 4
Features
Never
Say Never
After preening their feathers, some
alums fly off to new vistas in the land
of anti-retirement.
By ROBERT L. STRAUSS, MBA/MA ’84
Reshaping
Industries with Internet Supply Chains
Behind the headlines of e-commerce, the Internet aids and abets methodical
transformations in how goods and services are produced.
By GARTH SALONER and
A. MICHAEL SPENCE
Departments
ABOUT
THIS ISSUE
DEAN'S
COLUMN
SPREADSHEET
What’s Up: News about the
GSB and its graduates.
People: Jim Anderson, MBA ’77,
and Russ Hall, MBA ’81.
Lila Poonawalla, SEP ’84.
For the Record: Class of 2001 Commencement
TODAY
It was the toddlers who showed alumni/ae how to have a really great
time at their spring reunions.
IDEAS
A canary from the high-tech mines warns that the convergence
of genetics, nanotechnology, and robotics threatens the human race.
By DAVID MALTZ, MBA ’02
SOCIAL
CHANGE
An American foundation working
in South Africa helps an alumnus
find fresh insights into the knotty
issues of organizational trust and
personal identity.
By EVERETT HARPER, MBA ’99
LIFESTYLE
An alumna with a pink slip finds a
bright side to the high-tech slump.
By AMY BUTLER PAULSEN, MBA ’93
FACULTY
NEWS
FACULTY
PUBLICATIONS
FACULTY
RESEARCH
A cultural lens changes business focus.
SEC reforms and executive
pay.
Anchoring employees with the
lure of stock options.
Earning the
right to indulge.
NEWSMAKERS
Who's in the news: A roundup of media mentions.
CALENDAR
IN
MEMORIAM
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