Management

The rules of the game are changing

Terry Dwyer at Dimension Data argues that as the telepresence and video conferencing-as-a-service model further broadens business use of the technology, quality of service becomes vital

Innovation in management

Dalhousie University is experiencing a practical revolution. Colin Craig reports on the pioneering blueprints behind their plans for success

Keeping your assets safe from harm

Getting into bespoke safes shouldnít be easy, in fact it should be impossible. Petar Simonovic however, has successfully tapped into why levels of personal security are becoming more formidable

The unknown Baroque

Three of Europe’s top galleries are offering a veritable smorgasbord of Baroque painting

The ultimate European hub

Brussels Airlines is the leading Belgian airline that offers the widest choice of flights to and from its base in Brussels Airport. The airline connects the Capital of Europe to about 70 European and African destinations

Moving online with your products

The ability to be able to manage mobile card payment transactions in a fast and secure way is becoming vital for many involved in the retail sector

Flying with an international heavyweight

For the last 20 years Polet Airlines has gained valuable experience in transporting extra-heavy and unique shipments, providing services of the highest quality

The University at Albany School of Business

The School of Business is the most popular school at the University at Albany. Forbes Magazine and Kiplinger’s have rated it as one of the top colleges in the US for excellence in academics and salary potential

The route to intelligent design?

Herman Heyns, Partner at KPMG Performance & Technology, explains how to make the most of Business Intelligence

International expansion in an online world

Despite initial signs of recovery, there is still considerable economic instability and now more than ever businesses must look to strengthen their proposition in order to ride out the recession

The worrying sound of the economic canary

Just as coalminers used a canary to determine whether continuing work was safe, economists appear to be using logistics as a barometer for the economic climate. By Matthew Marriot, Commercial Director at Hellmans

Bavaria’s astute economic development

Bavaria’s economy is healthy. Bavaria’s environment is healthful. The state’s large and fast-growing energy and environmental technologies (EET) sector is responsible for both

No gain without a lot of necessary pain?

Change is never an easy process, according to Keith Holdt, Director, Swiss Post Document Solutions

Are you living on the right side of time?

In today’s recovery, there is more pressure than ever on organisations to complete projects. Looking at why businesses need to make fundamental changes to project management processes is the first priority

Securing your place in the global boardroom

From Canary Wharf to New York’s financial district, organisations are challenged to follow business towards globalisation and to implement standards across disparate offices in order to advance

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