Beyond Being a Start-Up
Every entrepreneur begins a new endeavor with dreams of success. Some entrepreneurs, however, never ask themselves what success will look like. Everyone has his or her own idea of what success looks
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Every entrepreneur begins a new endeavor with dreams of success. Some entrepreneurs, however, never ask themselves what success will look like. Everyone has his or her own idea of what success looks
In numerous past posts that focused on development, I have stressed that progress can seldom be made when a country is weighed down by corruption. Corruption is perhaps the single most corrosive
Having written a number of posts concerning the benefits and pitfalls of microfinance, I continue to monitor the subject with some interest. Muhammad Yunus, who is credited with developing the microfinance sector,
Back in August of this year, I wrote a post entitled RFID Tags: Where They’ve Been and Where They’re Going. The overall message of that post was that the future of RFID
In yesterday’s post, I provided a bit of a primer on Sales & Operations Planning (S&OP) by focusing on some thoughts that Lora Cecere wrote in her blog Supply Chain Shaman. Lora
In a post concerning Sales & Operations Planning (S&OP), Lora Cecere wrote, “Supply is tightening, international currency is changing, prices are more volatile, and the future is less certain. Supply chain leaders
For the tenth straight year, the Wall Street Journal has empanelled a group of experts to judge the latest technologies. The three criteria for making awards are: —Does the innovation break with
In a couple of posts published earlier this year (Stormy Seas Seem to Be Calming for Shipping Lines and Shipping News Keeps Getting Better), I reported that headlines concerning maritime shipping have
A couple of ways that you can determine if a country is headed in the right direction is by looking at how entrepreneurs are treated by the government and how many opportunities
According to Neil Deverill, a columnist for a magazine called Procurement Leaders, today’s procurement systems suffer from the same kind of industrial age silo thinking as a lot of other business sectors.
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