Digital is driving major changes in how companies set and execute strategies. Results of a new survey point to four elements. These elements top performers include in their digital-strategy and operating model. For a lot of companies, there is a certain process of building and executing a good strategy. But the digital age seems to …
Transforming a company into a digital enterprise can be tough. There is no set hard and fast menu, or playbook, that exists for executives, companies, and organizations to follow. Where do you start? Like in any walk of life, learn from others. No matter what industry they come from. The main ambition is to explore …
A talented workforce is like a powerhouse. It has an innate characteristic to achieve unfathomable targets within marginal timelines. Organizations implement a variety of techniques to acquire, retain, and develop their dexterous personnel. This task is not as easy as it seems. The demand and supply of the labour force are influenced by demographic and …
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War destabilizes our lives. COVID-19 pandemic is no less than a war, certainly. While most of the world is relaxed and basking in the almost COVID-free world, the news of Shanghai going under phased lockdown is again raising concerns. It seems like we are far from the pre-COVID times. Our healthcare workers can very well …
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Healthcare and information technology are critical industries that must coexist to thrive. While this has been true for many years now, it appears to be taking on a far greater significance in this hyper technology period we are living in today. About 130 large and prominent healthcare organizations across 25 countries faced material cyberattacks in …
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As a result of haphazard career planning, I have a unique mix of professional experience covering public health, public relations, government relations and store operations – so I may have a unique perspective on the 2019 Novel coronavirus outbreak that could help to make sense of the avalanche of information we’re all being subjected to. …
While the pendulum swing of serial COVID-19 lockdowns is now allowing some travel, I decided to take a trip that included stops in some of my favorite hotels, but the experience as a customer was in stark contrast to the pre-pandemic era. The reception staff, masked-up and shielded behind a Perspex screen, made no eye …
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Last month the US CDC issued a recall following the discovery of Salmonella in eggs, then last week we had the news of a Salmonella outbreak linked to poultry and lasting 12 months and covering 35 States and 22 different slaughter facilities, then this week we hear of an E.coli outbreak linked to salad, and we also learn that …
US Salmonella and E.coli outbreaks – the underlying factors? Read More »
The outbreak of novel coronavirus (2019-nCoV) in Wuhan and now other cities has been the main topic of discussion amongst my friends in Store Operations and QA over the Lunar New Year holiday – so I thought it may be useful to share a summary of the thoughts from people who are planning practical controls …
Wuhan Coronavirus – Thoughts on practical in-store controls Read More »
Since my last article on practical safety measures for the 2019-nCoV outbreak, I’ve had further discussions with friends in retail operations, and we realized that there’s some misconceptions about the control measures we’re seeing in the news from Wuhan – so I thought it may help to highlight some of the misunderstandings. A common misconception …