Posts Tagged ‘business’

February 22nd, 2010  Posted at   Operations Management, business

We have great strategies from the top to see the business through the next few years. But how are these translated to operations guide and behaviour in the company?

You know that a great strategy has gone wrong when Sales and business development folks go all out to cling deals to meet numbers without considering whether the company can cope with the demand. Once they got the deal, the company will go into panic mode when there aren’t sufficient resources to achieve the business goals.

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April 29th, 2009  Posted at   Operations Management, business

Business owners must treat outsourcing as a strategic move and not as an opportunity to offload “no-one-wants-to-do” activities in the organization. Carefully plan your outsourcing needs to avoid future repercussion on your business performance.

Outsourcing is not equivalent to transferring of responsibilities to another party. You, as the business and process owner, owns the entire value chain. Always manage all your outsourcing entities and business as though they are internal resources. This article discusses on the total cost of outsourcing and what it takes to manage a outsourcing relationship effectively.

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April 26th, 2009  Posted at   management, project management

Keep the Change! discusses the basics on how to achieve permanent result after change implementation. Managing change effectively and efficiently is key to success for any business. Companies must be flexible and agile to face changes. M&A (like the recent Oracle-Sun deal), market volatility, disruptions in traditional ways of doing business (crowd sourcing, web 2.0…) and technological advancement are some reasons why business will fail if there are not enough emphasis being put on Change Management.

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April 15th, 2009  Posted at   business

Consumers are getting so used to free services and subscriptions that anything more expensive than free is not acceptable. This business model works if there is a long-term strategy to drive revenue and growth.

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