Information Overload in the Workplace
In 1900 the total amount of knowledge available to us doubled about every 500 years. In 1990 it doubled about every two years. And by… Read More ›
In 1900 the total amount of knowledge available to us doubled about every 500 years. In 1990 it doubled about every two years. And by… Read More ›
How can you get a group of people, who don’t report to you, to change their behavior? Ron Crabtree: Have you ever wondered why it… Read More ›
The New Scenario There is a strong “mismatch” of skills between supply and demand, and this does not help either the labor market or the… Read More ›
BPO (Business Practice Outsourcing) and miss-guided ‘improvement’ efforts from a silo-oriented optimization view are usually the main culprits for making customers run the “Customer Support… Read More ›
Forty percent of companies worldwide are suffering from the inability to find and onboard talent at every level of operations, from the c-suite to the… Read More ›
The Association of Fraud Examiners states that white collar fraud costs the US economy over $600 billion annually. That’s a “B!” Complex business processes filled… Read More ›