Perspective
May 16, 2014
Health care lessons learned from dial-up
The increase in hospital closings nationwide is nothing short of an epidemic, but it remains unclear if we have successfully identified the underlying disease. By Craig B. Garner
In the largest cities across the U.S., locating an Internet connection has become as easy as finding a cup of coffee. In modern times, however, the ability to effectively communicate in business is inextricably connected to the rate by which one is able to transfer data. Like a bad cup of coffee, we may tolerate a slow connection when options are limited, but no one really enjoys it. Lessons from both support the notion that we not only prefer ...
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