What’s in the DNA of the most successful companies?
What's the key to business success? According to the findings of The Conference Board, some enterprises have it hardwired into their DNA.
Are Accurate Performance Indicators The Key To Better Business Strategy?
Key performance indicators will often form the heart of any good business strategy. Making sure they're fluid and adaptable will unlock success.
Convergence Crucial to The Future of Business Models
Convergence and collaboration will be the buzzwords of the business plan of tomorrow, research from Frost & Sullivan has found.
Grand redesign: Why strategic planning is key to organizational change
Innovation and change are a driving force that can provide success in the business world, but only when planned for thoroughly and effectively.
Mutually exclusive: Are businesses confusing project management and strategic planning?
Mutually Exclusive: Are Businesses Confusing Project Management And Strategic Planning? Â Proper planning prevents poor performance. While that saying may be somewhat of a cliche, it rings true in the business world. However, while many enterprises have thorough processes in place when they take on an individual project, few follow similar principles with regards to [...]
The cutting edge: Why adaptive analytics are a must
The cutting edge? Will advanced, pervasive and encompassing analytics be indispensable in the enterprise world in the not too distant future.
For the future: Will strategic planning be influenced by artificial intelligence?
Artificial intelligence and 'smart' machines may still be futuristic, but will they go on to have a profound impact on strategic planning processes?
Should public sector companies be placing more emphasis on strategic technology?
Accountability is a buzzword in the public sector, but should its entities be doing more to effectively implement and leverage technology?
How can seasonal enterprises define business strategy?
Seasonal businesses will often find themselves in a cycle of peaks and troughs. Should they be adapting their strategic plans accordingly?
Can constraint actually drive business innovation?
Innovation often starts with a blank sheet of paper, but are the real benefits only present when there's guidelines and rules in place?