*There’s a mantra sweeping across the business world: “Fail fast, fail often.” From Silicon Valley startups to corporate boardrooms, leaders have been encouraged to embrace failure as a path to ...

There may be no better example of successful business ownership than Amazon chairman and founder Jeff Bezos, who has amassed a current net worth of more than $200 billion. But that wealth wasn’t built ...

It's no secret that building a successful startup often involves risk, iteration and failure. Dayu Dara Permata knows this well. The 36-year-old is the co-founder and CEO of Indonesian property ...

The “fail fast” mentality, once confined to startups, is taking root in the Department of War, previously known as the ...

Formed in 2024 with the ambitious goal of cutting $2 trillion from the federal budget, DOGE brought a Silicon Valley startup ethos to Washington. Musk, alongside a short-lived Vivek Ramaswami, ...

Duke Health CHIO Eric Poon says healthcare leaders can move quickly and fail fast, but they had better learn from those mistakes and adjust accordingly The Duke University Health System is investing ...

In the past few weeks I went from never having heard the business term “fail fast” to hearing it everywhere. It came up when I interviewed former McDonald’s executive Ed Rensi at his startup chain Tom ...

Beth Carlson, WVU Medicine’s vice president of revenue cycle, described the Morgantown, W.Va.-based system’s approach to payer denials with two words “fail fast.” “Like most, we are trying to be more ...

The US Army is trying a new, quicker, more iterative approach to weapons and systems development. Its new command and control platform, NGC2, is a prime example of the service's efforts. Concerns ...