Articles from Chief Executive (U.S.) (March 1, 2002)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
America needs research funding -- now. (Chief Concern).	Barrett, Craig R.	Brief Article	668
And the winner is...Sam Palmisano, by a length. Experts see a leaner, tighter and friendlier Big Blue under the new regime. (Succession).	Garr, Doug		2307
At home with Rodale. (Arrivals).	Sherwood, Sonja	Brief Article	263
Attack of the acronyms. (Packets).	Pellet, Jennifer	Brief Article	292
CEO Forum.			95
CEOs anonymous: Hardly acknowledged, rarely confronted, alcoholism is a stealthy liability that pervades corporate America and puts some of its brightest leaders at risk. (Cover Story).	Prince, C.J.	Cover Story	3540
China's change merchants: A new breed of CEO emerging in China is wiring the nation--and portending change for just about everything else. (Technology).	Sheff, David		2613
Cornell Cos. scrutinizes its books. (Enron Fallout).	Sherwood, Sonja	Brief Article	414
Despite AGCO crash, jets soar. (Departures).	Sherwood, Sonja	Brief Article	230
Diagnosis: Founderitis. (Packets).	Pellet, Jennifer	Brief Article	210
Dismal indemnity: Want to buy a big building or a company jet? Go for it--but good luck getting it insured. (Corporate Finance).	Banham, Russ		2109
Docs off the clocks. (Flip Side).	Queenan, Joe	Brief Article	681
Dot-coms to the rescue. (Packets).	Pellet, Jennifer	Brief Article	287
Enronize this. (Editor's Note).		Brief Article	481
Enterprise goes social. (Market Horizons).	Crainer, Stuart	Brief Article	689
Evening the odds: CRM systems are driving sophisticated loyalty programs at Las Vegas Casinos -- and not just for the high rollers. (Technology).	Nerger, Monika	Industry Overview	2009
Face value: CEOs collect and collate information in at least 27 different ways--nine are discussed here--but most insist on personal interactions for the real truth. (Management).	Buss, Dale		2019
Feedback.			446
Five steps to success: Change doesn't have to be negative. One dotCEO is building on the positives to propel his interactive marketing company to the top of the industry. (Dot Profile).	Haapaniemi, Peter	Company Profile	1599
Following orders. (Packets).	Benchley, Robert S.	Brief Article	278
Inventors for hire. (Packets).	Pallet, Jennifer	Brief Article	224
It's time for a security checkup. (Packets).	Pellet, Jennifer	Brief Article	287
Lessons in leadership. (Cover Story: Redefining Leadership).		Brief Article	342
Linking up with wired youth: Generation Y, the millions of boomers' babies, are online. Are you ready to do business with them? (Trends).	Woods, Bob	Industry Overview	2164
Mapping goes mobile. (Packets).	Teuke, Molly Rose	Brief Article	202
May the game be with you. (Packets).	Woods, Bob	Brief Article	223
Me and my shadow board: Most start-ups increase their risk of failure by the way they govern themselves. But there's a better way. (First Person).	Masters, Jon J.	Brief Article	539
Navigating the new funding landscape: The money's still there, but you have to look a little harder to find it. Enterprising start-ups share where they got the capital they need to thrive. (Dollars & Sense).	Fox, Loren	Industry Overview	1872
Networked value chain[SM]: Seizing the competitive edge in supply chain management. (Cap Gemini Ernst & Young).			3661
One world, one pay package. (Vested Interests).	Gilbert, Jennifer	Brief Article	210
Outsider CEO candidates beware. (Heir Apparent).	Sherwood, Sonja	Brief Article	241
Package makes perfect: Brown paper packages tied up with string? When it comes to shipping, e-tailers are learning that presentation is the key to becoming the consumer's favorite thing. (Logistics).	Hodges, Jane	Company Profile	1857
Pass it on. (Packets).	Khodarahmi, Sue	Brief Article	182
Performance 101. (Cover Story: Redefining Leadership).	Schoeniger, Eric	Company Profile	2657
Running a lean machine: Profits are weak. Layoffs loom. Yet you still need to motivate employees. Here's how. (Cover Story: Redefining Leadership).	Schoeniger, Eric	Brief Article	962
Shareholder backlash. (Packets).	Pellet, Jennifer	Brief Article	230
So you want to write a book: Celebrity status comes and goes, but CEO stories shed light on the art of business. (Bookshelf).	Fredman, Catherine	Bibliography	1939
Speech Therapy: A new generation of voice-recognition technology -- already pleasing callers and cutting costs -- is poised for going mobile. (On the Edge).	McDermott, Michael J.	Industry Overview	991
Survival skills: How do you hold your company, your family and yourself together when the world is coming apart? (Internal Affairs).	Grey, Bernadette	Brief Article	611
Symptoms of founderitis. (Packets).		Brief Article	184
The great game of catch-up. (Capitol Ideas).	Sanger, David E.		1380
The leadership handoff: It can be swift or slow, messy or clean, but sooner or later the top spot changes hands. It's not just who you choose but how you manage the transition. (Cover Story: Redefining Leadership).	Pellet, Jennifer	Cover Story	2073
The truth about honorary degrees. (Members Only).	Sherwood, Sonja	Brief Article	368
The vanishing partner: Sometimes a carefully forged alliance lands you with a dead weight instead of a win-win. Smart companies know how to contend with -- and guard against -- their partners disappearing. (Strategy).	Pellet, Jennifer	Company Profile	1972
There's no "I" in this team: CEO Bob Beyster steers SAIC through recession and terrorist attacks, but it's not easy running an employee-owned company in the wake of Enron's collapse. (Profile).	Lindquist, Diane		2050
Watch your assets. (Packets).	Teuke, Molly Rose	Brief Article	230
Youshouldhaveseentheonethatgotaway.com. (Packets).	Woods, Bob	Brief Article	213