A new dean at Yale’s management school reinvents the curriculum to fit modern realities

When the name on the door is Yale, there’s no room to be second class in the field of business education.

The result was a decision to scrap traditional courses like marketing, finance, and organizational behavior, which aligned with the "siloed" structure of businesses in an earlier era, in favor of an interdisciplinary approach that seeks to integrate the challenges and interests 21st century managers will face.

By Robert Weisman, Globe Staff

Full Story: http://www.boston.com/business/articles/2006/10/30/rewriting_the_business_plan/