Jim Hemerling is a leader at Boston Consulting Group who has created a model for organizational change which brilliantly summarizes […]
Jim Hemerling is a leader at Boston Consulting Group who has created a model for organizational change which brilliantly summarizes […]
To survive in today’s fast-moving markets companies need to envisage the future and invent things for markets that do not yet exist in addition to keeping a balanced portfolio of innovations to secure market positions, revenue streams and profits: today, tomorrow and in the future.
While measuring the true value and effect of brand building activities can be challenging, doing so is vital for organizations […]
The last 150 years advancement of technological innovation is unprecedented in human history. Just considering your grandparents. If they now […]
This short guide presents a basic framework for efficient negotiations and is primarily based on leading research by the Harvard Negotiation Project (HNP) [2018] from which many of today’s leading authors of negotiation literature has borrowed their best ideas. Employing this framework in your next negotiation will help you prepare an efficient strategy, bargaining more efficiently and to build profitable, long-term business relationships.
In this post I discuss two foundational Waterfall project management approaches: Critical Path Management (CPM) and PERT, their differences, and […]
Today’s efficient methods of marketing grounded in Neuroaesthetics and Neuromarketing making it practically impossible for consumers to make sound judgment demands new updated ethical frameworks with supporting strong legal systems.
Helping the world’s largest organizations in digital transformation processes McKinsey & Company (2018)—arguably the world’s leading management consulting firm—have defined […]
In this post, I discuss how the Kanban can be used as a method for effective project management.
To illustrate the importance of marketer being able to read and write web-code the website of a leading SEO-firm is assessed in this post. What I will show is that even a world-class agency makes mistakes and sometimes also lack in their understanding of the web and its related tools and methodologies and the importance for digital marketers to learn how to read and write web code.
This post gives a brief introduction to digital marketing, how it differs from traditional marketing and why digital marketers need to have a technical understanding web technologies.
Efficient marketing planning derives from short- and long-term organisational Objectives and Key Results (OKRs) communicated, not only to constituents of administration and management but also to staff and external partners, such as agencies and freelancers.