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The Scope of Supply Chain Management in the Corporate Sector

Strategy Driven

Supply chain management has immense potential to enhance business operations, improve productivity, and increase a business’s agility to changing market trends and customer demand. This article sheds light on the importance of supply chain management and its effective role in the corporate sector.

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Venture Capitalists Are Looking for Failures

Women on Business

The fact is that businesses will not assume the risks necessary for innovation and development if they’re not ok with the idea of failing on some level. The problem with fearing failure is that you ultimately avoid risk, don’t bet on yourself or your business, and stunt your richest experiences.

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The Critical Importance of Data Quality Over Mere Data Collection

Strategy Driven

Decision-makers use data to analyze trends, understand market dynamics, and forecast future developments. Business operations, ranging from supply chain management to customer service, depend heavily on accurate and timely data. Risk Management Risk management is another domain where data quality is crucial.

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Benefits of Debriefing

Strategy Driven

market) risk obsolescence or irrelevance. It is vital to develop the capacity to learn from your environment. Information overload is the management crisis of the 21stcentury. Fifth, once root causes are identified, an actionable and specific lesson learned is developed. But how is this done?

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Carey Pellock on HR Leadership for A Better World

HR Digest

While challenging, this process brought a discipline into Neustar that has served as the foundation for a heightened focus on our employee experience – a formal and regimented change management process. Several key programs, co-created by management and employees, have set the tone and course for how we have navigated Neustar’s evolution.

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Still Many Ways to Skin a Capital Cost

Harvard Business Review

The motivation behind it, as with many, many articles published over HBR's nearly 90-year history, was to take an effective practice developed in one corner of industry and spread it to managers everywhere. Tight convergence on a best practice may not be necessary, then, in this realm of management. McNulty et al.

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Why Sit on All that Cash? Firms Uncertain on Cost of Capital

Harvard Business Review

Only 46 percent use the perpetuity growth model, while 27 percent develop an explicit cash flow forecast for the entire life of a project. Fully 72 percent develop multiple cash flow scenarios representing the expected outcome as well as best- and worst-case outcomes, which are then discounted.