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Staying with the similar kind of service pattern is very boring. Day in and day out, sticking to the same plans is really going to disturb customers. However, consistency or steadiness in your service may not always be boring. Customer loyalty is actually based on the concept of consistency or steadiness. If you want to [...]
Strategy consultant and aerospace engineer, Olivier Jarry had a very successful career, having worked for 28 years in a wide range of industries including life sciences, nutrition, high tech and management consulting. Starting his career as a Paris-based consultant in Accenture’s strategy consulting division, he served several important roles in regional line management, strategic planning as [...]
In late March, CBS announced its decision to buy half of TV Guide Network for more than $100 million, which the company will rebrand and operate with co-owner Lionsgate, in the long run. CBS will have the advantage to present its repurposed CBS programming to TV Guide Network viewers from more than 80 million homes. [...]
Despite the recession, conferences and industry membership organizations continue to host annual, regional, and local events. Zintro asked membership organizations how they are faring in a slow economy and what they are doing to increase membership and attendance. John Reed is an expert in the culinary arts. He is also an active member and president [...]
Yahoo announced last month that its employees wouldn’t be able to telecommute anymore, in order to create a more collaborative environment at the office. Although millions of Americans prefer to telecommute and actually work for longer hours at home rather than at the office, various companies including Bank of America, Twitter and Google are still [...]
Last November, Hewlett-Packard was struggling with the accounting misrepresentation it had been accused of especially by its investors, who felt mislead. HP, on the other hand, held the British software company, Autonomy, responsible of the majority of the $8.8 billion write-down by inflating its gross profit margins. While HP highly regrets its decision to acquire [...]
We asked CEOs to tell us about their leadership priorities by answering these questions: How do you use leadership priorities to make important decisions? What are some new trends in leadership that you are interested in? How are you incorporating these new ideas? Their stories are diverse, in-depth, and insightful. Paulo Aguiar, general manager of [...]
We asked CEOs to tell us about their leadership priorities by answering these questions: How do you use leadership priorities to make important decisions? What are some new trends in leadership that you are interested in? How are you incorporating these new ideas? Their stories are diverse, in-depth, and insightful. Thomas Eakin, an executive coach, [...]
We asked CEOs to tell us about their leadership priorities by answering these questions: How do you use leadership priorities to make important decisions? What are some new trends in leadership that you are interested in? How are you incorporating these new ideas? Their stories are diverse, in-depth, and insightful. Andrew Doloksaribu, an [...]
Business schools worldwide, have been competing for the past couple of decades, in order to maintain their MBA ranking and the integration of many multilevel management games had a major role in improving their MBA students’ strategic skills as well as big-picture thinking. One of these well-known business games played at MIT-Sloan called the “Beer [...]
Organizations face an increasingly complex and unpredictable competitive landscape, and one that is filled with new, aggressive competitors. Achieving more growth through greater innovation, searching for new business opportunities across customer segments and leveraging best business practices to improve operational efficiency demand that leaders know how to work across organizational boundaries. Organizations usually get the [...]
The post builds on the discussion in one of my previous articles titled “The Consultant’s Dilemma” . In my previous post, I talked about the embryonic days of my first startup, Lewtan Technologies, and how that company started as a consulting firm (with just me) and morphed into a 100+ person product/services hybrid company by [...]
It was April 1st, 1986. After a brief stint at Bank of Boston (now part of Bank of America), I decided to leave to start a new company — Lewtan Technologies. I had no money, very little experience, and only a general idea about what I wanted to do (something to do with “bridging the [...]
The CEO of Yahoo lied on his resume and was forced out. Several other high profile CEOs have done the same in industry and academia. We asked our Zintro experts to offer tools and ideas that boards of directors or company executives can use to research and combat resume fraud. Anjana Wijegunasinghe, an internal [...]
The CEO of Yahoo lied on his resume and was forced out. Several other high profile CEOs have done the same in industry and academia. We asked our Zintro experts to offer tools and ideas that boards of directors or company executives can use to research and combat resume fraud. Don Richard, a healthcare services [...]
The CEO of Yahoo lied on his resume and was forced out. Several other high profile CEOs have done the same in industry and academia. We asked our Zintro experts to offer tools and ideas that boards of directors or company executives can use to research and combat resume fraud. Martin Dirks, an expert in [...]
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