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Leading Blog
APRIL 5, 2019
We tend to see situations in one of two ways: either events are certain and can, therefore, be managed by planning, investment, and reliable budgets; or they are uncertain, and we cannot manage them. Probabilistic risk managers will think about the future of how they work. Here is a simple explanation of it.
Strategy Driven
JULY 6, 2020
To develop a marketing strategy that will deliver results, you need to gain a deep understanding of your customers. If your credit rating is in bad shape, Now Loans shows you can still acquire funding this way despite the hurdle. With this importance in mind, here’s a quick guide on marketing your business in 2020.
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Chartered Management Institute
DECEMBER 5, 2023
Welcome to the insecure economy – and a whole new set of management challenges Jaroslav Chudej CMgr FCMI recalls a particularly alarming moment from his 20-plus year career in the hospitality sector. It also shows the degree of power that sits in the hands of untrained managers. The easiest thing was simply to blame someone for it.
Harvard Business Review
MARCH 21, 2018
The culmination was an incident at an insecticide plant in LaPorte, Texas, where, as a result of a basic process safety management failure , an extremely toxic chemical—methyl mercaptan—was released and two workers were overcome. Needed repairs and upgrades were delayed, worker training postponed, and risk assessments overlooked.
Harvard Business Review
APRIL 16, 2018
As the new general manager of the Global Research & Innovative Technology Center (GRIT) at Hitachi Metals, Kenichi Inoue is tasked with creating an updated framework for research and development in advanced materials, helping his organization make the shift to a new approach to engineering and innovation in a disrupted world.
Harvard Business Review
MAY 17, 2017
We argue that, like previous revolutionary ideas, blockchain has the potential to help developing nations leapfrog more-developed economies. This in turn boosted development by allowing relatively poor farmers to reliably send and receive payments at affordable rates, fostering economic growth by lowering transaction costs.
Harvard Business Review
MAY 10, 2016
In the early days of the web, many management thinkers, present company included, speculated that the internet would reduce companies’ internal and external transaction costs, especially the cost of search, coordination, and communication. Creating a better sharing economy. The Internet of Everything needs a Ledger of Everything.
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