Mikal Khoso of Northeastern University thinks deluge of data that is set to rise steeply to 44 zettabytes by 2020.
So we thought it would be helpful to post just a few of the interesting articles we come across as we work through the world of corporate and institutional reputations and leadership.
Occasional blogs and LinkedIn posts about people, events, places, reputations and leadership. We try not to drown you in repetitive writing, but every now and then, something happens in the public, media and business sphere which catches our eye and makes us think attention must be paid…
Any change in an organisation will need to be embraced, lived and supported by its most precious commodity, its people. While political and regulatory environments dictate the way businesses are run, it is a motivated, efficient and effective workforce then enables them to succeed. Like or
Taking proactive steps to protect a brand and organisation's reputation against risk should be an integral part of the strategic planning process. After all, if no strategic plan is complete without an assessment of financial, operational, security and legal risks, why would the absence of
The world of corporate and national reputation is going through a whirlwind right now, even more so than usual. Read about two particular issues that have rather preoccupied my mind recently here One is the relationship between business and government and the other, going back to