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The New Era of Marketing Strategy
Marketing has been a story of eras: from mass marketing to the direct marketing era to digital marketing, and now data-driven marketing.
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Business trends for 2019 and beyond
2018 was a year of disruption for business. We look at what to expect in 2019 and beyond
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5 Myths About Strategy
There are lies, there are big lies, and then there are myths. And myths are the worst of the three.
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Why You Should Be More Like Amazon - How Strategic Thinking Has Become the New Tactical Thinking
Strategically driven companies can bring fresh insight and energy to their client relationships.
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Sainsbury`s-Asda merger: failed big bet has serious strategic consequences
The problem with big bets is that sometimes they do not pay off
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Preparing Your 2017 Business Strategy
With 2016 coming to an end, it`s time to roll up your sleeves and start preparing the business for the upcoming year. In 2017, disruption will continue to pose a threat to incumbents, so companies must ensure agility is incor
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Sustaining Southeast Asia`s Momentum
How the 10 countries of the vibrant ASEAN region can avoid the threat of slower growth.
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The Forward March of Influencers in Changing the Shape of Marketing
Influencer marketing is in a big way increasing all over. The new influencers like of blogs and social media are seen influencing the big brands also.
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The Four Building Blocks of Transformation
If you are a business leader, you are probably thinking about radical change. New industrial platforms, geopolitical shifts, global competition, and changing consumer demand are reshaping your world.
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Want A Successful Business? Build An Effective Strategy
Do you ever wonder why some companies are successful and perform better than others? Or why some are hard to beat and others are not? Well, if a company wants to stay competitive in the industry, it must create and execute a
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Case Study: From Niche to Mainstream
Six years earlier, he had been asked to relocate from Tokyo to San Mateo, California, to spearhead the launch of Kenko USA, the first foreign subsidiary of his employer, Kenko.
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7 Actionable Steps to Craft a Lean Business Model
The whole point of entrepreneurship and building a startup is to offer something genuine and unique; something that can add value to people`s lives.
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What is Good Product Strategy?
When I replay this scene in my head, I can hear the CTO very audibly yelling (slash pleading) with our product team. He was on edge.
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8 Creative Businesses That Will Inspire the Artist in You
Though artists might be intimidated by the industry, it is not impossible to get off the ground as an art-based company. Businesses like these eight successful startups keep art alive and inspire fellow artists to do what the
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Secrets To Making Corporate Strategy Work
Too often, business leaders proclaim a failure and irrelevance of strategy. Plans are drawn up, presented at board meetings and then left to collect dust on desks and shelves.
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Change in the Workplace Stresses Your Employees Out Most
While employers usually enact change to improve the workplace, new research shows it can actually have the opposite effect.
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10 Tech Hacks for Business Travelers
So many things can go wrong with your tech when you travel. Your laptop crashes, or you drop your phone and it breaks.
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Your Strategy Should Be As Unique As Your Business
The marketplace can be a difficult ecosystem in which to thrive. Fortunately, your business has its strengths that differentiate it from the competition.
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The Evolution Of Strategy
When we think of great strategists in history, from Sun Tzu to Alexander the Great to Napoleon to Patton, we think of master chess players
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Business strategy Staying on top Playing to Win: How Strategy Really Works.
BOSSES fail for many different reasons. Some are just unlucky. Some are sunk by their lack of ambition.
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Retailers Rethink Inventory Strategies
CONROE, Texas— Home Depot Inc. is bringing a new philosophy to its cavernous stores: Less is more.
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How Employees Shaped Strategy at the New York Public Library
The New York Public Library is one of the largest public libraries in the world, with 18 million visitors yearly, a budget of nearly $300m, and 93 branches.
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The Courage to Change Before You Have To
In January, GE announced plans to move its head quarters from Fairfield, Conn., to Boston. The move to the Seaport District, the city’s innovation hub, is symbolic of the digital transformation the 123-year-old company has
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Spring Cleaning Your Business Strategy
Spring is finally here, and now that the first quarter of 2016 is just about over, it’s a perfect time to pause, assess, and reflect on the state
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What The Heck is... A Business Experiment?
Everything useful that human beings have done has been based on some degree of experimentation. From the wheel to Penicillin, from the airplane to the iPhone, ideas have been conceived, tested and following failures improved
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Why it pays to take care of a rotten reputation
Leadership means seeing the world through a wide-angle lens. No matter what industry you’re in, it’s critical for leaders to balance short and long-term thinking andexecution – to ensure that they’re ready for the cha
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How To Grow Your Consulting Business
Everybody is a consultant now, including you. My seventeen-year-old kid is a consultant. You have to be a consultant now, because the old work world is gone. My dad worked for the same company for thirty-five years and retir
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How To Sell Your Ideas To Leadership
In almost every sales class taught and in almost every sales book written, two basic principles emerge: A client won’t buy a product they don’t believe they need and, they won’t buy from someone they don’t trust. Thes
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10 Rules For Success At Work
Work hard and you’ll succeed. Dress for success. There are so many aphorisms to try to help people achieve success in their endeavors, but are any of them really true?
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Leadership Is Easy! (April Fool’s Edition)
Look – leadership is easy. Super easy. I know, because I am a leader, and I see other people doing it wrong. They just need to do it the way I know it needs to be done, and everything will be fine. I should probably be pres
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How to keep your clients
I have been looking at why your existing clients are your biggest asset and why neglecting them will lose you money. Here are the previous two posts
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When Business Owners know they have a sales problem yet fail to act!
For some time now you have been telling yourself everything will be just fine. These bad times will soon pass. All along you have been experiencing sales person complacency, excuses, poor performance and turnover. You are wo
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Asia column – Responsible from the start
The Myanmar government wants western companies seeking to tap into its economy to hit the ground running in terms of corporate responsibility
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How a two-year-old firm is hitting a daily turnover of Rs 4,000 crore today
If the lives of start-up founders are about sweat, blood and tears, no one told the trio at Mumbai-based discount broking firm RKSV.
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Tinselled halos: Why corporate social campaigns fail and 5 steps to put them right
In spite of my passionate belief that companies can and should care, I must confess to holding Dawkins-like scepticism at the CSR campaigns of most corporations. I suppose I should be happy about the little wins—commitments
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Integrating “ESG†issues into global risk, compliance & integrity programmes
How do we get environmental and social issues to be integrated more systematically into companies’ risk and compliance programmes, the way that corruption, anti-money-laundering and other ‘governance’ issues are?
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Comment: Coca-cola – Playing the long game
Joe Franses is Director of Corporate Responsibility and Sustainability at Coca-Cola Enterprises The business landscape of today is very different from when I started my career in the field of sustainability over 15 years ago
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Essay: Catering for waste reduction strategies
The 2014 theme of this year’s Zero Waste Week was ‘one more thing’, highlighting how simple it can be for individuals to make small changes to their daily routines in order to reduce their impact on the environment by m
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Essay: The business case for reputation risk management
The case for effective reputation risk management in this Age of Hyper-Transparency can be made in two ways – accentuating the positive and exposing the negative. There is growing quantitative and qualitative evidence that
