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Learning from failure
It seems that there has been a high rate of business failure amongst self-employed African migrants in the United Kingdom following the 2008 financial crisis, enough to warrant specific observation and research to see what set this group out from the norm. The authors note a perception of...
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Humor in the classroom
A little bit of humour, general humour, can only lighten the mood and help a bit of knowledge sink in at the same time can’t it? That has been the view of many, especially within professional and higher educational circles, but this fascinating article suggests that this viewpoint may be...
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The Business Models Handbook
Far too many people confuse business models with business plans and assume that they are something just for starting new businesses and the like. Oh, what a waste! A book like this is perfect for bringing the concept and versatility of business models to the fore, written in a clear language...
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User Research
“You can never have enough research” is a reasonably good mantra to have in business, although of course it should be viewed as a guide. Sometimes you do have to trust your feeling, but research can also help guide your senses and stop often costly mistakes being made. This is, therefore, a very ...
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Successful Integrated Planning for the Supply Chain
Integration of activities should be a given in today’s fast-moving business climate, but surprisingly it is often overlooked or not given as much close consideration as it deserves. In areas such as the supply chain, it is essential, and this book sets out to guide the reader to success with t...
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Strategic Workforce Planning
Here is another practical guide that promises to help the reader assess, manage and prepare for both current and future workforce requirements. It broadly does what it sets out to do. Of course, it can only guide you, and you need to interpret and implement matters, but it still can be a good...
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The faces of local TV news in America
Stereotypes exist, perhaps unintentionally, when it concerns publicity by local television news stations in the United States, affecting women more than men. This is the conclusion of this surprisingly fascinating research article. It is understood that television is a visual medium whereby...
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E-Business and Supply Chain Integration
Essentially this is a book that seeks to highlight strategies for using e-business technologies within the supply chain, backed up by a host of case studies. Capable of being illuminative to the newcomer, and illustrative to the more experienced, the author gives tools and inspiration as to how...
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Supply Chain Strategy and Financial Metrics
A specialist but quite an essential book that looks at the intricacies of supply chain management and financial issues, the trinity of supply chain strategy and metrics in other words and shows how all elements should be strategically in balance for best effect. The author seeks to explain,...
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Algorithms of Oppression
Algorithms, at the heart of computer systems such as search engines, can be racist or at least reinforce racism. That is the claim of this book’s author. It is difficult to state the validity of the argument, but it is an interesting and considered look at a possible problem in any case. The a...
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The Culture Code
What can seemingly disparate organizations such as Google and a U.S. baseball team have in common? One key factor, which is brought forth through this book, is success due to internal teams, working together and fashioned by a nurtured, encouraged and functional process. Within this relatively...
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Low Man on the Totem Pole
Described as a ‘tough love-letter to the employee in all of us, this book seeks to shake the jaded employee (that we can be at times) and try and get you have better control of your career. The book doesn’t promise the earth, nor anything that it cannot deliver, but it does offer at least some st...
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Unbroken America
The core message of this book seems to say that the United States of America is not as structurally or societally ‘broken’ as many suggest., bur problems exist due to Americans not being motivated, informed and engaged enough to work for their country’s best. Citizens are not...
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Participation Marketing
Get your employees active and telling stories about your brand, enabling an authentic and informed form of enthusiastic marketing to be unleashed in the process. This is the focus of this book that looks at the world of participation marketing. If correctly deployed, the results can be...
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Managing the Retail Supply Chain
It is important today for every company to look over its supply chain, especially if it has a retail presence, irrespective of company size and no matter how big or well-funded your rivals may be. Today’s customers are ever-demanding and want near-instant gratification, delivery and service. T...
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Building on Bedrock
The key decisions and activities that were behind the development and growth of many self-made U.S. entrepreneurs’ businesses, such as Wal-Mart and Walt Disney, is the focus of this book. The author aims for this ‘foundational guide’ to entrepreneurial success to encourage the reader and presu...
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The Tyranny of Metrics
Metrics is a word that can convey many feelings and emotions. It can be the means of beneficial analysis and quantification, as well as being something one is a slave to, recording unrealistic or unrequired data ‘just because’. For many, it is no longer just measuring the performance of som...
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