Where have all the leaders gone?
There has been a lot of recent discussion around the reasons for the decline in the value of American labor. The data paints a grim future for the American worker – while the official unemployment...
View ArticlePay As You Go Doctors
Unlike other welfare systems, USA’s long established tradition of Medical Insurance has become a cultural norm. However, after decades of systematic signing into less and less lucrative schemes, some...
View ArticlePresenting Cancer Information through Data Visualization
In health care, the basic need to represent Information from analyzed data sets plays a significant role in providing both medical researchers and patients with accurate reports on the cause and...
View ArticleCreating Processes To Drive Business Growth
Once a small business owner does an environmental scan and develops strategies and methods for growth, he or she must ensure that internal processes are in alignment to support growth. Internal...
View ArticlePlanning For Growth Without Risking Your Company
It starts out very exciting. You’ve entered a big market with a great product – and you think your sales are ready to explode. In most cases this is terrific news. Unfortunately, the only thing that...
View ArticleHow Do You Persuade People To Think Differently?
Of all the management skills we need to lead innovatively, the most important and the least considered is the ability to persuade entire corporations to think differently when everyone in them is...
View ArticleThe 5 Identities of a Living, Breathing Organization
We normally associate a company or organization with its brand identity – a perception that is shaped by both marketing as well as personal or anecdotal experience. However, there are many realms...
View ArticleUser Centric Design: Some Users are More Equal Than Others
User centric design is defined as a process in which the needs, wants, and limitations of end users of a product, service or process are given extensive attention at each stage of the design process....
View Article3 Hidden Business Costs You Shouldn’t Ignore
There’s no such thing as a free lunch – just ask any economist, marketing specialist, or accountant. But beyond the normal cost of doing business, there are numerous hidden and avoidable costs that...
View ArticleHow ThoughtEngine Works
So you’ve seen our Tweets and Google Plus posts about ThoughtEngine, and want to know more about how the app actually works? Watch the video to hear me explain: The app is now live in the Google Play...
View ArticleBig Data, Tracking Consumer Moods and Developing Marketing Strategies
Earlier in the third quarter of 2013, Nordstrom Inc–one of the biggest fashion retailers in the US–was in the eye of the media storm for its integration of a data tracking process that–in my opinion...
View ArticleHow a Data Approach can Enhance the Value of HR
As with all new branches of science, the analysis of BigData is experiencing its fair share of “buzzword explosion”—and by buzzword explosion; I mean the coining of new words/phrases for explain new...
View ArticleThe Shift in Sentiment That’s Opening the Way for Privatized Welfare in the UK
Under The Freedom of Information Act, quite recently, documents held by the infamous 1980’s Thatcher led Tory Government, have revealed the political desire of those Leader’s to privatize the welfare...
View ArticleWhere have all the leaders gone?
There has been a lot of recent discussion around the reasons for the decline in the value of American labor. The data paints a grim future for the American worker – while the official unemployment...
View ArticlePay As You Go Doctors
Unlike other welfare systems, USA’s long established tradition of Medical Insurance has become a cultural norm. However, after decades of systematic signing into less and less lucrative schemes, some...
View ArticleGovernment Surveillance in East Asia
Edward Snowden’s NSA leaks have assured that for the past couple of weeks, it has been America’s web surveillance apparatus under the media spotlight. But the United States is far from the only country...
View ArticleA Little Breathing Space on a Busy Day
Julian Smith uses enterprise and imagination to unlock a new and likely to be popular wellbeing trend; that of having easily accessible city wide ‘breather tanks’, where one can pop into uninterrupted...
View ArticleFormula for Success in the East Asian Tech Boom?
In general, Asia’s technology labor force is growing, diversifying, and rapidly developing. Its top talents are already on par with competitors across the globe. And in part as a result of that, the...
View ArticleFat Cat Tax Back?
European heads have turned lately to tax avoidance amongst big companies. A while back, Starbuck’s caused a stir and more recently, using the tax relaxed Irish base, Amazon has defended its stance –...
View ArticleA Different Side of Management
Various news reports of late have focused on the interplay of success and ethics in business lives. Bill Gates, in ‘The Road Ahead’ states “success is a lousy teacher” and this seems to be a sentiment...
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