Showing papers on "Business analytics published in 1980"
TL;DR: "Every pill has a story, and before it got to a medicine cabinet, that pill had to pass the scrutiny of scientists toiling in labs, and go on to generate billions in profit.
Abstract: \"Every pill has a story. Before it got to a medicine cabinet, that pill had to pass the scrutiny of scientists toiling in labs. It had to win confidence in business meetings and prove itself safe to government regulators. Along the way, that pill could cost $1 billion or more in investment, and go on to generate billions in profit. That path, in more technical terms, is called life science commercialization, and it drives major sectors of the U.S. economy.\" according to a Biology Professor and Management Professor who teamed up to develop a business of science course at Wheaton College [1].
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TL;DR: In this paper, the authors assess the value of the qualitative as opposed to the quantitative data contained in business surveys and its significance as an indicator of the business climate and its importance as a predictor of future economic performance.
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