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Paul Clyde

Andy Andrews Distinguished Adjunct Professor of Business Economics and Public Policy; Academic Director of the Evening MBA Program; Research Fellow, William Davidson Institute
University of Michigan’s Ross School of Business


Paul Clyde’s research focuses on theory of the firm and organization within the firm.  He is also involved in a number of private sector projects in emerging markets with an emphasis in the health care industry.



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by Paul Clyde, Rich Sheridan
Product Type: Case  Publication Date: 10/2012  Product ID#: 1-429-228  Length: 16pages
"Make mistakes faster". This slogan, and others like it, can be seen prominently displayed on posters throughout Menlo's office, a software-development company known for its casual Mondays and extreme interviews. Menlo's founders are considering opening a new branch to keep up with the demand for Menlo's services, but ...
by Paul Clyde, Bharath Krishna Sankar
Product Type: Case  Publication Date: 08/2012  Product ID#: 1-429-253  Length: 14pages
Aparajitha is a company that has thrived in the booming economic climate of India. Due to the network of contacts and bank of knowledge it has developed, Aparajitha will be difficult for larger multinationals to supplant. This case illustrates organizational relationships inside and outside the firm; relationships that...
by Paul Clyde
Product Type: Case  Publication Date: 05/2011  Product ID#: 1-429-173  Length: 21pages
Third Place Winner of the NextBillion 2011 Case Writing Competition STAR, a comprehensive mission hospital in India, is facing an impending decrease in donations, which currently comprise nearly 50% of total funding. Its founder, Gautam Vora, must consider altering its business model to adopt more sustainable financing...
by Paul Clyde
Product Type: Profile  Publication Date: 03/2010  Product ID#: 1-428-586  Length: 12pages
Aravind, a network of hospitals in India, is the largest provider of eye care in the world. Aravind performs approximately 270,000 surgeries per year and serves over 2 million patients. Aravind's leadership has set the goal of one million surgeries and 100 hospitals by 2015. This case asks students to evaluate Arav...
by Paul Clyde
Product Type: Case  Publication Date: 03/2008  Product ID#: 1-428-590  Length: 25pages
This case explores the different formal and informal financial instruments used by the low-income population in South Africa. From the Standard Bank's perspective and its own product targeted to the low income population (the Mzansi accounts), the case looks at the different forms of competition that Standard Bank f...
 
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