Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) and the Global Supply Chain
As the Novel Coronavirus (2019-nCoV) spread from its emergence in Wuhan, governments and businesses have been assessing its possible impact on the rest of the world. The effect is firstly on the health of individuals, but secondly on its impact on...
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If you think Learning Development is Expensive, Try Ignorance
The 10 Key Benefits of Training and Development1. Performance – An organisation’s performance is only as good as its weakest performer and L & D enables employees to be more capable performers. It instils confidence to enhance their overall...
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Measuring employee morale, What you measure impacts outcomes
It is common for organizational leaders to proudly proclaim that their employees are their most valuable asset. However, surveys consistently show that a significant number of those same employees would respectfully disagree! If indeed...
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Is the time right for a Cybersecurity Perfect Storm in the Middle East?
The governor of the state of Louisiana in the U.S. has recently declared a state of emergency over a cybersecurity issue after a series of attacks shut down phones and locked and encrypted data at three of the state’s school districts[1]. The...
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Why Leaders Must Get Real?
Today, we are bringing you an expert interview with the wonderful Elisabeth Cassels-Brown. Elisabeth is an international speaker, consultant, facilitator, trainer, executive coach, and senior instructor of GLOMACS – a professional consulting,...
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Implementation of Modern Record Management
Modern companies and institutions have and continue to create a high volume of data, which is stored in documents and records. And as Albert Einstein said: “The only thing that you absolutely have to know, is the location of the library.”The...
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Engineering and Science based qualifications, the most successful disciplines for Leadership
Starting out as an engineer is the leading first job to becoming a potential CEO for one of the top 100 companies in the US and the UK a study has revealed, also more top CEOs now have engineering degrees than MBAs though some have both.For those...
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Rules of the Game for Your Industry
Recent events and crises in world financial markets have highlighted the inter-dependency of the various financial services industries that together make up the global financial marketplace. Regulation has historically been the responsibility of...
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Ten Reasons to Use Structural Steel
Why use Structural Steel? Here are the top TEN Reasons:Cost-effective - Compared to other framing materials, structural steel brings greater value to a project in terms of initial cost as well as reduces costs in other areas, such as foundations,...
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Influence of Globalization on Urban Landscape
What Is Sustainable Urban Development? As you can find on Wikipedia: “Sustainable development is the organizing principle for meeting human development goals while at the same time sustaining the ability of natural systems to provide the natural...
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Red Flags – Beware of Money Laundering and Terrorist Financing
Criminal activity is undertaken by organized groups to generate revenue or provide a benefit to those undertaking the activity. Laundering is the process of disguising the illegal origins of criminal property and disguising the ownership of...
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The Way of Digitalized Life
The high rise of technology and the adoption of Artificial Intelligence, Big Data Analytics and different simulation methods, as well as the new technology is providing the ways and the means of transforming the world into its digital twin, where we...
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The World of Selling has Changed
Product knowledge, sales techniques and attitude have always been the three unshakable pillars of sales world. However, the world of selling has changed and so to the pillars. Consumers use multiple channels and multiple devices to get...
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The Greatest Challenge for Managers
Every business decision carry risk. For a long time, this topic has figured in the courses offered by GLOMACS in the fields of process design and technical operations management. Recently, we have added a new course to this set – “Risk...
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Budgets and Pigeons
Some years ago I was advising a client organisation with regard to its budgeting and planning. A big part of the business was growing lettuces in greenhouses and supplying to a major supermarket chain. One of the first questions I asked with...
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