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advertising

Targeted Ads: The Good, the Bad, the Unavoidable

Targeted ads are meant to provide a better, more relevant experience for the ...

Kimberly Rotter  
entrepreneurship

Jawbone: From Innovative to Insolvent

Conventional wisdom says a startup lives or dies by its access to funding. By...

Jeff Voss  
healthcare

Healthcare at a Price: Brand Name Vs. Generic Drugs

The United States spends more on healthcare than any other developed countrie...

Kelsey Chong  
technology

Collaborative R&D: the University-Industry Approach

Most companies recognize that external collaboration can be very beneficial t...

Kelsey Chong  
corporate social responsibility

Burning Man: Social Responsibility in a Changing World

In a climate where demand for Corporate Social Responsibility continues to gr...

Priscila Aoki  
diversity

A Tale of Two Cities: Ticket Pricing and Diversity at Burning Man

Despite lofty aims for inclusivity, Burning Man has done little to curb the s...

Jeff Voss  
Leadership

Young Guru Academy: Culture and the Return on Investment

This case focuses on the Young Guru Academy (YGA), a non-profit organization ...

Berkeley Haas Case Series  
Innovation and technology

Sproutel: How Design Roadmapping Helped Improve Children's Health & Guide a Growing Company

This case aims to introduce students to the 'design roadmapping' process that...

Berkeley Haas Case Series  
Sustainability

Patagonia's Path to Carbon Neutrality by 2025

This case study describes Patagonia's goal to become carbon neutral by 2025 i...

Berkeley Haas Case Series  
Marketing

Eyeo's Adblock Plus: Consumer Movement or Advertising Toll Booth?

The case centers on Eyeo GmbH, a German software development company, whose m...

Berkeley Haas Case Series  
sustainability

What's the Difference Between a Circle and Loophole?

Can the circular economy correct for the fundamental inequities that have con...

Jeff Voss  

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