Sun Tzu's The Art of War revolutionized leadership many years ago. See how his tips can be applied to improve creativity and innovation in your company.
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Steve Howard, author of the book Boomer Selling, explains why businesses should market to Baby Boomers.
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Everyone-customer, employee, or manager-has at some point taken a survey that made him or her want to scream from frustration. And yet, a properly executed survey can yield important information about employee and customer needs. Theresa M....
For decades after WWII, the military approach to supply chain management and sourcing served private industry perfectly well. Now, however, it does not. Across a wide spectrum of industries, once-potent companies are in trouble: Walmart, IBM, Procter & Gamble, Pfizer, HP.
Do people look forward to your presentations as an opportunity to catch up on their sleep? If you're reading from a script or packing too much detail into those PowerPoint slides, you risk losing your audience. Here are some proven strategies for...
When it comes to business growth, bigger is not always better. Sometimes it is best for an organization to grow smarter instead of fatter. Robert M. Tomasko, author of the book <i>Bigger Isn't Always Better</i> suggests two points of view. The Fixers...
Micromanagers get a bad rap, but some situations call for hands-on management. The trick is knowing when to step back and when to step in....