When Mr. Young, 53, took over as dean of the school five years ago, the institution was hardly in need of a full-scale turnaround.
It is most definitely not for big, old-line companies that are facing an existential crisis and require a full-scale turnaround.
He pointed to the Obama administration's bailout of the U.S. auto industry as an example of federal loans helping large-scale turnarounds.
This lack of impact is partly the result of limitations in this version of the $1000 genome, which include scaling and turnaround times designed for large research studies (18,000 genomes per year), and the hidden cost and lack of commensurate scaling of genome analysis, interpretation, confirmatory studies, reporting, understanding and translation into precision care.
None of these conditions exists in extreme events such as natural disasters, terrorist attacks, major military battles — or large-scale business turnarounds.
Given the scale of the turnaround necessary, does he not need a longer-term plan?
The business secretary said it wasn't fair to say that Labour had left the public in any doubt about the size and scale of the turnaround needed and what's involved.
The fact that so many don't even consider government work an option is a measure of the scale of the turnaround required to make Britain more SME-centric.
But Liverpool's dominance here underscored the scale of the turnaround, their improvement and the collapse in fortunes at Old Trafford since manager David Moyes succeeded Sir Alex Ferguson.
The benefit to Android is scale and the quick turnaround cycle.
Even before the results of the first year of SIG turnaround at scale have come in, true believers in turnarounds have been issuing warnings that the outcomes will not be pretty.
