The best companies achieve success through consistency, which is why they build business value through systemized internal operations, says Bob O’Hara.
Has the recession released its death grip? Dr. Ivan Misner thinks it has, and offers some survey evidence to support his view, along with a few personal accounts of innovative survival strategies.
The US antidumping law is not working, says William E. Perry. It destroys US jobs instead of protecting them, while Trade Adjustment Assistance for Firms (TAAF) could be just what they need.
Jeffrey Liker and Mike Rother, world renowned authorities on the Toyota Production System, argue that lean is not just about using tools to improve operational processes, but more about perfecting the improvement process itself.
Despite the high percentage of failed combinations, companies remain on the lookout for acquisition opportunities. George F. Brown, Jr. offers expert strategic advice for potential purchasers.
Stephen Archer, business analyst and director of Spring Partnerships, outlines his economic and business predictions for 2011.
By controlling the use of IT resources through strong information management and clear user guidelines, organisations can attain a far more robust, less expensive and more sustainable IT infrastructure.
Lessons from the front line: ensuring the maximum return on ERP investment decisions. By Mike Stanbridge, Infor.
Nick Jones, managing director of Nexus Collections, discusses the importance of fair trade and suggests what you should look for in a fair trade supplier.
The global events industry is promoting the three elements of sustainability: environmental, social and financial.
This Issue features some of the most exciting projects and companies across the globe including Boliden AB Sweden, Stuggart 21, Shanta Gold, The Telt Project and many stories from across the globe.