Consumers Making More Informed Purchase Decisions Based On Improved Information In Ads: Study by Laurie Sullivan , Staff Writer @lauriesullivan, January 22, 2020 When designing a search campaign, marketers can benefit from a better understanding of how and why people shop. Culture, current events, weather and mood all contribute to the reasons — but what about … Continue reading Consumers Making More Informed Purchase Decisions Based On Improved Information In Ads: Study
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Making Risk Management Less Risky with Anticipation
Daniel Burrus — January 17, 2020 One of the central principles of the Anticipatory Organization Model is to move beyond the idea of mere competition. By that, I mean going past the idea of measuring your organization’s success and performance against others. Instead, set your own standards through transformational planning and ongoing innovation. In so … Continue reading Making Risk Management Less Risky with Anticipation
Quit Making Sure and Start Making Decisions
Ed Muzio — January 16, 2020 One of my favorite questions to ask during my keynotes is, “what’s management for?” It sounds like a simple rhetorical question, but I don’t ask it rhetorically. I let people discuss it and often ask what they concluded. (Try it now, before you read further. What’s management for? Why … Continue reading Quit Making Sure and Start Making Decisions
Opportunity Costs in Decision Making – A Critical Success Factor for SMEs
Karam Mangat — December 12, 2019 The digital disruption in fin-tech and business technology, in general, is phenomenal. BizTech and FinTech innovations that support small businesses are being developed at a rapid pace. Yet, small businesses are still failing at an alarming rate. According to the Bureau of Statistics, there are over 2 million small … Continue reading Opportunity Costs in Decision Making – A Critical Success Factor for SMEs
Making Sense of Product Owner Effectiveness
Chuck Suscheck — December 12, 2019 Can anyone be a product owner (PO)? What’s the best position in the company to fill that role? With Scrum you have one and only one product owner for a given product – not a committee, but the effectiveness of the product owner will vary depending on the PO’s … Continue reading Making Sense of Product Owner Effectiveness
5 Lessons I’ve Learned From Making (And Losing) Millions in My 20s
John Rampton — December 11, 2019 Being a millionaire before age thirty is an appealing thought to most people. In many ways, that is justifiably so. There are the opportunities that significant sums of money create like traveling and buying nice things. There is the ego boost with all of your old friends who thought … Continue reading 5 Lessons I’ve Learned From Making (And Losing) Millions in My 20s
Thinking of Starting to Freelance? Here Are 6 Tips to Start Making Sustainable Income Within a Year
John Rampton — October 30, 2019 Freelance work has become more and more popular in today’s age as a way to generate sustainable income versus the traditional job. With the growing ease of remote work and the increasing urge to work for oneself, it makes sense. This is especially the case given that skills like … Continue reading Thinking of Starting to Freelance? Here Are 6 Tips to Start Making Sustainable Income Within a Year
Scrum – an Art of Decision Making
Khoa Doan Tien — October 18, 2019 People always have questions and concerns about Risk management and Autonomy in the Scrum Team, like: How do we make sure the success of the product if the Product Owner is new or hasn’t had enough domain knowledge yet? How does the Product Owner make the right decision, … Continue reading Scrum – an Art of Decision Making
How Does Making Yourself Obsolete Makes You More Valuable Now?
Brian Basilico — October 4, 2019 Follow @bbasilico So, I don’t know if you’ve ever read the book “How To Win Friends And Influence People” by Dale Carnegie. It’s a great book, and one of the things that it says in the book that I think really stands out is the sweetest sound in peoples’ … Continue reading How Does Making Yourself Obsolete Makes You More Valuable Now?
There are No Diamonds Without Pressure: Making the Performance Journey
Laura Patterson — September 17, 2019 Follow @LauraVEM — September 17, 2019 The Pressure to Prove Marketing Performance Persists There is a lot of pressure when you delve 100 miles or so below the Earth’s surface. The weight of the overlying rock combined with the high temperature enables carbon atoms to bond and create diamonds. … Continue reading There are No Diamonds Without Pressure: Making the Performance Journey
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