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Quick Tips for Business in Recovery Mode
As this year progresses, we are hearing more about our businesses climbing out of the ‘economic downturn’ state. Even though we can start to breathe some small sighs of relief as we slowly head towards the summit, I believe there are still fundamental business basics we as business owners/managers need to consider and action.
20 Jun 2010 - Melanie Lavelle-Maloney
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Start Me Up in 2010
Being in business is challenging and demanding.—Be sure your passion and interest will drive you to learn how to achieve your business goals.
Don’t Re-invent the Wheel—- Seek outside advice and expertise, use a business mentor. A quality mentor will save time and help you develop business skills and know-how faster.20 Jun 2010 - Rod Richards
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Too Big To Fail – Only When Cash is King
Australia the Luck Country. Well yes at the moment. A great factor of luck is not being part of Europe. Lingering affects of the Global Financial Crisis and inept Cash management skills set several countries down the bankruptcy spiral . 5 European countries sit like dominos on the brink of economic collapse. Germany , Britain and France are owed money by Greece, Italy, Spain, Portugal and Ireland who lack economic capacity to ever repay their debts.
20 Jun 2010 - Rod Richards
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What does truly remarkable in business mean?
Last week I attended the Australian Marketing Institute’s Summit in Brisbane. The theme of the day was Being Remarkable: in a crowded market. I would like to share some thoughts (taken from the Summit) with you today, as I think in order for us to grasp the concept of what Remarkable in business means we need to understand what is the key driver behind this concept.
20 Jun 2010 - Melanie Lavelle-Maloney
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Productivity is not a Cutting Technology
Productivity is the predicted speak word for 2010 going forward. Expect a dazzling and robust exchange , emphasising and categorizing productivity as what businesses of this nation should collectively embrace to enable the vision of creating a new Big Australia. Therefore a strategy for Productivity emerges. A government business strategy to increase inputs (tax base) to replace and expand outputs (stimulus spending). Government agendas aside
18 Jun 2010 - Rod Richards
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