The process of risk prioritisation is affected by several factors including, risk attitude, risk sensitivity, resource availability, risk severity and risk manageability. Prioritisation by Attitude An organisation’s risk attitude is made up of a...
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John C. Maxwell is widely considered to be one of the world's top leadership thinkers in our world today. He states that, “Being a great leader is all about having a genuine willingness and a true commitment to lead others to achieve a...
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Can we actually ‘master’ people management & team leadership? Yes, it can be taught and makes a tangible difference to the manager, the team and the organization. The difference between leadership and management is important to understand. ...
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The simple truth is that with good effective team leaders they can drive their teams to achieve all the critical aspects of their business goals and objectives. The quality of team leadership usually determines the success of the...
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Complex problems in your technical systems might appear not to be so complex at all, if your facilitators were able to keep it simple. But in a complex world we expect problems to be complex and therefore we create complex approaches even for simple...
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If you believe that for most of you this will be a very easy question to answer, think it twice, most people will answer something like this: That is easy! Density, neutron & sonic, some others that are a little more technical will include Nuclear...
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Failure Mode, Effect and Criticality Analysis is a convenient method to gather knowledge and experience about the behavior of your technical systems, apart from the information and specifications you already have in your documentation. FMECA...
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Waterworld is a 1995 American post-apocalyptic science fiction action film starring Kevin Costner. The setting of the film is in the distant future. Although no exact date was given in the film itself, it has been suggested that it takes place in...
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“Are you losing touch with your financial accounting know-how and getting left behind in today’s world of rapid change and economic turmoil?” You may think your financial accounting know-how is adequate and up-to-date for financial...
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Where communication is poor, mistakes arise, relationships breakdown and opportunities are missed! There is a real distinction between merely hearing the words and really listening for the message. When we listen effectively we understand what...
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Leadership is one of the great enigmas – some seem to ‘have it’, whilst others don’t, some find it easy, whilst others don’t, some demonstrate it, whilst others don’t. Unfortunately, there is no magic formula for leadership, as there...
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Oil can also be found in new sedimentary basins or in old basins but with new ideas but it is rarely found in old basins with old ideas’. But carrying this one step further oil can be found in old basins using sometimes old data to generate new...
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So you’ve been newly promoted to being a Manager – Congratulations! Now after all the excitement at your promotion has died down you are probably realising that being a great manager doesn’t happen automatically – if only that were the...
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Getting the best from team members has always been high on the priority list for supervisors, managers and leaders. To achieve this, managers have traditionally set direction, supervised closely and rewarded or reprimanded depending on output....
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In the globally competitive world of the 21st century financial professionals, and the finance function itself, are under greater scrutiny and pressure than ever before to help cut costs, to grow revenue and to maintain control. Under these...
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