Articles, tagged with "business context", page 3
12th January 2010
There are countless languages in the world, most of which have many thousands and some even billions of monolingual or bilingual speakers. The laws of statistics would seem to dictate, therefore, that any attempt to set up a translation business is futile...
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Author:
Jake Saab
27th November 2009
Sometimes, paying the bill could make you completely crazy!
Other then the obvious external costs you are facing, you should also analyze your company from the inside. Just to be sure you are doing the right things.
Having an efficient procure...
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Author:
Johan Van Hamme
27th November 2009
What is the Internet got to do with it. Well, if the it we are talking about is business, then the answer is everything. Functions necessarily thrive on sponsorships in order to be successful, since operating costs can get quite significant. Since the web...
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Author:
kapil37
18th November 2009
Mid-career crisis? Have you got what it takes to teach English for business?
Teachers often ask me what direction they can take after a few years of teaching general English. To continue as an ordinary classroom teacher seems like stagnation, so choice...
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Author:
Josiah Walter
27th October 2009
Too often you will see high-level strategies being developed with a rather limited focus on implementation. Supply Chain solutions can only be successful when they support the process going from A to B.
Other then just looking at the specifics of ea...
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Author:
Johan Van Hamme
11th September 2009
‘The Killer Application is dead; long live the Killer Application!' In other words, the era of killer applications might be over but content development and all associated content development services never went out of style. While there might be a cert...
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Author:
Kitz S
04th September 2009
The tenet of entrepreneurship has a big selection of meanings. On the one intense an entrepreneur is an individual of very high ability who pioneers change, possessing characteristics found in only a miniscule fra gment of the population. On the oth...
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Author:
Allen Anderson
03rd September 2009
Any successful entrepreneur will tell you that fear is a terrible mindset to have for business. It saps the life out of your business like nothing else can. It erodes your confidence in your own abilities and undermines the faith people have in your abili...
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Author:
briankrystihorwitz
26th August 2009
Of all the strategies for managing change, in the current climate the only one that really matters is staying in the game. So the only current certainty is that there is no certainty. This really does mean change. Forced change. Reactive change. Planned c...
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Author:
Stephen Warrilow
30th July 2009
XING is one of the biggest professional networks in Europe, with over seven million members. Smart travellers can now connect their Dopplr account to XING, to get more from both.
Anyone whose work involves frequent business travel will appreciate the co...
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Author:
Rivington
29th July 2009
The phrase ‘to be proactive' is used fairly commonly every day, particularly in a business context. However, being proactive is more than simply taking initiative. It means taking responsibility for our decisions, our lives and what we do - or don't - a...
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Author:
Jenny Flintoft
02nd July 2009
When I mention the word ‘lean' in a business context some people tell me it stands for making people redundant and making do with the absolute minimum amount of people. In reality this cannot be further from the truth.
Think about it, if the objectiv...
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Author:
Paul Wilson
11th June 2009
What's the Internet got to do with it? Well, if the "it" we are talking about is business, then the answer is "everything." Functions necessarily thrive on sponsorships in order to be successful, since operating costs can get quite significant. Since the ...
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Author:
Arvind786
05th June 2009
On-the-job training (OJT) is common in both large and small organizations. It is usually done informally, with an experienced colleague or mentor overseeing or teaching the trainee. It may take place in a classroom, on the plant floor, or in any other pla...
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Author:
Dave Boggs
18th May 2009
Every activity and situation carries risks. Whether you are launching a new project, providing ongoing services or heading a strategy for widespread organisational change, thorough and effective management of the risks involved is essential to ensure long...
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Author:
Simon Buehring