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Digg it UP - Information as a Competitive Advantage - Part 1
Q. I live in a wonderful house in the Midwest. Recently a recruiter asked if I would consider a new job with a move to Southern California. The salary would be higher but the cost of living -- ouch! Should I go on the interview?A. Let's do the easy part first. I almost always recommend going on the interview. Of course, do not jeopardize your current job or current clients.But you have little to lose. Occasionally you will be considered for other jobs in the compan
Ever see an amazing band perform and wonder why you've never heard of them before? Ever see an astonishing artist on the street and wonder why isn't their work isn?t in a gallery? Ever see an astounding independent film and wonder why people all over the world don't know about it?Me too!It breaks my heart to know that there are musicians, painters, sculptors, and filmmakers everywhere starving. Starving... for their art.Why is a branding expert like
- Risk mitigation
- Operations cost reduction
- Creation of added value
- Innovation
Risk mitigation The oldest use of structured information aimed at risk reduction. Business operations like accounting and auditing use structured data to reduce risks like fraud, mistakes or lack of resources. The information needed to comply with rules and regulations, also falls within this category. A substantial part of modern information management structures, is formed based on the controls that must be carried out to mitigate risk related to
THE 8 ASCENTS OF THE ULTIMATE LEADER (Continued from Part I) are the Psychological foundations of what makes a great Leader, they are...1. Master Your Rules of Engagement• In War, "Rules of Engagement" are what you do when you engage the enemy.• The enemy in this case is experience of when your surroundings don't match your perception of ‘what should be'• Psychological "Rules of Engagement" exist as reaction responses to these surroundings and the exp
- Risk mitigation
- Operations cost reduction
- Creation of added value
- Innovation
Risk mitigation The oldest use of structured information aimed at risk reduction. Business operations like accounting and auditing use structured data to reduce risks like fraud, mistakes or lack of resources. The information needed to comply with rules and regulations, also falls within this category. A substantial part of modern information management structures, is formed based on the controls that must be carried out to mitigate risk related to
Everyone has heard that you don’t ask about salary on the first interview for a job.In the best case, you don’t ask about it at all, because the interviewer brings it up, on the second interview. He or she will most likely say, "We should make sure we're in the same ballpark compensation-wise." But what if that doesn’t happen?If you have interviewed twice - the interviews are done, and you’ve left the building - and no one has said a word about what the job is payi
- Risk mitigation
- Operations cost reduction
- Creation of added value
- Innovation
Risk mitigation The oldest use of structured information aimed at risk reduction. Business operations like accounting and auditing use structured data to reduce risks like fraud, mistakes or lack of resources. The information needed to comply with rules and regulations, also falls within this category. A substantial part of modern information management structures, is formed based on the controls that must be carried out to mitigate risk related to
Many so-called experts predicted that help wanted ads would become obsolete as the Internet grew in popularity. In reality, help wanted ads are still going strong and remain one of the most important job search steps for jobs at the mid-management level and below.Case in point: Not only am I a hiring manager, but I was a job seeker myself a few years ago. In fact, I lost my job twice in four months. Both times, I found a new job in a few weeks and both times I f
- Risk mitigation
- Operations cost reduction
- Creation of added value
- Innovation
Risk mitigation The oldest use of structured information aimed at risk reduction. Business operations like accounting and auditing use structured data to reduce risks like fraud, mistakes or lack of resources. The information needed to comply with rules and regulations, also falls within this category. A substantial part of modern information management structures, is formed based on the controls that must be carried out to mitigate risk related to
A person who wants a profession without a long term commitment to an employer is a freelancer and now with the power and flexibility of the internet its demand is growing. You can now work from your own home without having to beg any employer for work. There are hundreds of ways to find a job online.Some people are afraid of looking for a job online, specially if the job and paying method is online or telecommunication. But there is no reason to be afraid if you know wher
Operations cost reduction It involves the systematic gathering and analysis of information which supports the reduction of operations and production cost. For example, it involves the capture of data related to the analysis of the cost structure of a product, the determination of standard costs for each activity and the identification of variances in the actual costs. Moreover, it involves the fact-driven elimination of useless process steps or the optimization of suboptimal processes (e.g. elimination of print communication) in order to achieve higher productivity.
Creation of Customer value Information on the preferences and special needs of the Customer, which when analysed leads to the procurement of increased value. The marketing shift from the focus on supply to the focus on demand, led the need for increased knowledge on the customer and fast adoption to his/her needs. This knowledge
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