answer a need

“He came up with ways to answer a need in the market that wasn’t being met.”

It would be fairer to say that, like much else that is very old, it is on occasion taken out of the closet, dusted off, and put on display to answer a need.

As we discussed in the last column, the CDO role is being created to both fill a void and to answer a need.

It’s an unlikely mixture, better than what seemed possible, done so well it seems to answer a need.

This is where MBA programs could answer a need and at the same time help alumni find very satisfying careers at companies they might never have looked at in the past.