THE DAILY SABBATICAL / Ivey
Many of the business models used in digital marketing channels are going the way of their counterparts who have become dinosaurs in the offline world. But the market is about to be forced to organize by the vendors offering distinctive services that solve business problems for publishers and marketers, and by strategic investors seeking to create a more efficient marketplace. This author, an authority on trends and developments in digital marketing, describes the forces and the companies setting
Richard Ivey School of Business
It is a novel and intriguing thought: Business can take a lesson from pirate organizations by paying attention to and working with them to innovate, push forward and become aware of new uncharted territories ahead. This author suggests specific steps a conventional business can take
Richard Ivey School of Business
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Geographical, cultural and linguistic diversity were mere obstacles to be overcome for this Indian entrepreneur, whose resourcefulness and outside-the-box thinking launched a financial services firm that exploited an inviting-though-overlooked (and profitable) niche. In his own words, he describes how he did it
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How the transition will need to be managed both, by the country and organizations, in order to be able to maximize the opportunities and benefits of this enviable demographic that we have in India
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Indian economy has been rapidly growing over the past decade or so, and along with those of other BRICS nations, is poised to account for a significant share of global economic growth going forward
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This article takes a look at social media’s value to C-Suite decision makers
by Joseph Sexsmith and Robert Angel |
Jan 4, 2013 |
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Social interaction is critical in the diffusion of all innovations
by Deborah Compeau and Phoebe Tsai |
Dec 26, 2012 |
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For some reason we have lost sight of character. Perhaps this is because our educational system and organizations are so competency focused; perhaps because we just don’t know what to think about character; perhaps because character seems such an old-fashioned word
by Mary Crossan, Jeffrey Gandz, and Gerard Seijts |
Nov 19, 2012 |
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Rankings have also made competition for the best candidates more open
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Local differences exist, and local brand managers love to dwell on them
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In many companies, marketing is no longer contributing to the building of sustainable competitive advantage
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In the first few months of a business, an entrepreneur is likely to face challenges that, if not managed properly, may well sabotage the new venture. Imagine the confidence of that entrepreneur, however, if he or she could have the advice of others who have already met those challenges on the road to their own success. Readers and would-be entrepreneurs will find that advice in this article
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