Personal learning networks :: BlogDecember 04, 2008http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r/ivida/~3/474840885/some-content-aggr I didn't get to go to On-line Educa Berlin but I've been keeping an eye on things from my Liverpool lair. Here are is some highlights/ content from today's events.Links All Tweets Michael Wesch Interview Emerge community reactions Feeds/ Links Tweets (from hashtags #oeb08) (Link) The Official OEB Podcasts (Link) Sounds of the Bazaar Blog reactions (Link) If there are any omissions please let me know... Keywords: ivida Posted by Alex Hardman | 0 comment(s) December 02, 2008
Rick Bertasi has over 20 years' experience in the field of commercial real estate covering estate management, strategic property consulting and facilities management. He graduated from Dartmouth College, USA, with a BA Degree in International Political Economy and holds an MBA from the Amos Tuck School of Business Administration.
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John Gerzema is Chief Insights Officer at Young & Rubicam Group. One of the earliest founders of account planning in American advertising agencies, John has guided brand strategies for blue chip clients, winning International strategic and creative recognition. Find out what he has to say about his latest book, The Brand Bubble.
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Entrepreneurship and innovation play a key role in economic growth, accelerating the generation and application of innovative ideas. Entrepreneurial organizations outperform non entrepreneurial organizations, ceteris parabus. More than ten million adults are in the process of starting businesses in the USA at any given time and entrepreneurship is expanding dramatically in international markets.
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Timing of market entry is one of the most critical decisions firms have to make. One prescribed formula for company success is: be a pioneer and an innovator; beat the competition to the market with new and innovative products or technologies and you will gain a dominant position.
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Ronald J. Burke is Professor Emeritus of Organizational Behaviour / Industrial Relations at the Schulich School of Business, York University, Toronto. Professor Cary Cooper CBE is Professor of Organizational Psychology and Health at Lancaster University Management School.
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Knowledge management is about developing, sharing and applying knowledge within the firm to gain and sustain a competitive advantage. KM has been widely used recently by firms and organizations in order to improve decision making, product innovation, productivity and profits. How, then, is human resource management (HRM) related to KM?
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The World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that as much as 10 per cent of the global pharmaceutical market â a half-trillion-dollar marketplace â is counterfeit. In some countries, the WHO estimates that 25 per cent or more of the entire drug supply is counterfeit. The New York City-based Center for Medicines in the Public Interest recently predicted that by 2010, counterfeit drug sales will reach $75 billion worldwide.
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Liam Halligan is Chief Economist at Prosperity Capital Management (PCM) - one of the world's leading asset management firms. PCM is now a major shareholder in some of the leading companies in Russia, Ukraine and Central Asia. Halligan is one of the UK's leading economics commentators.
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Computer simulation is one of the most commonly used decision science techniques in business and industry â with quality management applications growing all the time. Its popularity is unprecedented, not least because of the pervasive nature of cheap, powerful microcomputer systems and the unrivalled modelling opportunities they afford.
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