Acquisition strategy must evolve dramatically for the markets and the competition of the 21st century, say David G. Hartman and George F. Brown, Jr.
Today’s enterprise application forecast: cloudy with a chance of transformation. Rob Prinzo is the weatherman.
Service recovery means doing whatever it takes to solve a customer’s problem—and doing it quickly, says John Tschohl.
The elephant in the room is a global economy that’s too big NOT to fail. It’s about to go rogue and make localization a cutting-edge survival skill, says Ellen LaConte.
A hot celebrity can get press coverage for a brand, product or fashion designer’s name. Here are four easy steps to red hot, red carpet product placement from Susan J. Ashbrook.
Steve Yurick describes the recent advances in voice directed warehouse technology that can have a significant effect on distribution efficiency.
A project assurance methodology transcends traditional project management barriers for successful software implementation, says Rob Prinzo.
Retail sales does not have to be a two-trick pony. Mark Ryski offers five ways to drive customer conversion rates in your stores.
As federal funding declines, a report from the Urban Land Institute in conjunction with Ernst & Young warns of the strain on US cities to maintain assets and build infrastructure projects.
Even if everyone seems to have their sights set on you, there are strategies you can employ to move out of the range of price-based competition, says George F. Brown, Jr.
This Issue features some of the most exciting projects and companies across the globe including ArcelorMittal SA and Twiga Minerals, Guatrain SA , Guyana Water Inc, NWA Jamaica, and many more