Management

The next generation

What the CIO can learn from today’s young people, by Rob Chapman, Vice President and Managing Director of Unisys UKMEA

Alice Neel: Painted truths

In a time when the American art world was largely concerned with abstraction, Pennsylvania-born Alice Neel was painting portraits

Managing compliance, or managing business risk?

As the regulatory environment becomes ever more complex, many organisations understandably place a great deal of emphasis on compliance

Saving Volvo: Geely buys brand and management test

It was a miserable winter day in January 2007, the kind that makes auto executives in the Motor City wonder why they hold the Detroit Auto Show at the most inhospitable time of the year

A decade of convergence and compression

The role of CEO is evolving worldwide as turnover rates across regions converge and tenure becomes shorter and more intense, reports Per-Ola Karlsson, Richard Rawlinson and Christian Burger

An IT overhaul that doesn’t break the bank

In today’s economic climate, where budgets are tight, businesses can no longer afford to take a rip and replace approach to technology. By Rob Chapman, vice-president and managing director of Unisys UKMEA

Looking east: The changing face of business

Alan Keir, Group General Manager and Global Co-Head, HSBC discusses Commercial Banking in the twenty-first century

What’s missing from this picture?

You want to be a leader, you do an open leadership course, an MBA or equivalent and you learn what leadership is and what it takes to deliver. But did you learn how to lead, or only what leadership is? By Oliver Mack, head of learning at Common Purpose

High cost of Corporate Identity Fraud

Corporate Identity Fraud now costs UK businesses £1.3bn, a crime which must be abhorred. By Michael Lynch, Head of Identity Theft Protection at life assistance company CPP

The new era of definitive collaboration

In April 2010 Cisco announced the acquisition of Tandberg, a previously publicly-held provider of video communications. The merger improves interoperability and accelerate the adoption of visual communications

Vulcan: The father of innovation

The chaos of the eruption of Eyjafjallajökull, although unprecedented and at massive cost to business, exposed fissures of ingenuity. Put simply there were those that did and those that didn’t

Football (brands) a church to the masses

How did Barcelona, Real Madrid and Manchester United ever get to become such big brands? And how does commercial potential translate to success on and off the field?

The powerhouse of Europe

With the eurozone in a state of depletion over the global economic meltdown, Greece’s fall from grace forcing changes in legislation, and an unimaginable £750bn bailout for member states, all EU countries seem to be looking in only one direction, Germany, to make it clear exactly what to do next

Into the lion’s den

What impact will the recent change of government in the UK have on the economy? By Business psychologists Jill Flint-Taylor and Cary L. Cooper of Robertson Cooper Ltd

The writing is clear on the wall

Mark Artus, CEO of one of Europe’s leading branding agencies, 1 HQ discusses how global brands can be more effective in the current economic climate

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