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May 15, 2008How Business Applications Waste Our TimeBy David R. Butcher
Enterprise usability issues are most common in big companies, but they're an issue for smaller businesses as well. Are user-inefficient business applications wasting your time? Continue reading "How Business Applications Waste Our Time" May 14, 2008Devastating China Quake's Economic Ripple EffectBy T. D. Clark
The earthquake that wreaked havoc in China this week has killed nearly 15,000 people and dislocated thousands more, has crumpled roads, destroyed factories and disrupted the power and communication infrastructure in the area. Yet many analysts are predicting the disaster will be a "transitory jolt" to China's booming economy. Continue reading "Devastating China Quake's Economic Ripple Effect" May 13, 2008A Modest Proposal: 6 Supply Chain ImprovementsBy David R. Butcher
There is no silver bullet for the challenges in today's global supply chain. Yet a higher degree of awareness and a prudent approach can go a long way in most areas of the supply chain. Continue reading "A Modest Proposal: 6 Supply Chain Improvements" Managing Spiking Metals PricesBy Fred White
Scarce metals have become so expensive that thieves are literally dying to get their hands on them. To combat the effects of these prices, supply chain managers and purchasers should reassess their risk strategies. Continue reading "Managing Spiking Metals Prices" Panic at the PumpBy David R. Butcher
With fuel prices remaining at historical highs, truckers are faced with unprecedented challenges. Should the government intervene to bring some relief to truckers and the overall economy? Continue reading "Panic at the Pump"
May 13, 2008How to Protect Intellectual Property in ChinaBy David R. Butcher
Intellectual property theft has skyrocketed in the past decade, and counterfeiting continues to grow rapidly. Here are some preventative tips learned by those who have gone before. Continue reading "How to Protect Intellectual Property in China" Tips for a Greener Supply ChainBy Fred White
There's no getting around it: The global supply chain is headed toward a more sustainable and more responsible future. The trick for business is to approach this inevitability as an opportunity rather than an obstacle. Continue reading "Tips for a Greener Supply Chain" Working for Employers Who Work with YouBy Fred White
Supporting employees' work/life balance goes a long way in creating a culture of flexibility. For employers of choice, job flexibility is more than a perk; it is a way to retain top talent by keeping them healthy and committed. Continue reading "Working for Employers Who Work with You" The Costs of Weight on BusinessBy David R. Butcher
Epidemic or not, the rate of obesity in the U.S. has skyrocketed in recent decades. Those extra pounds can be as bad for an employer's bottom line as they are for a person's health and waistline. Continue reading "The Costs of Weight on Business" How Much Anxiety is Too Much?By Fred White
Some anxiety is normal a typical reaction to stress that helps us cope with tense situations. But excessive worrying may be a sign of anxiety disorder. When is it a problem? |
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