Law of the unintended

Article Abstract:

Historian Paul Johnson coined the words ethe law of unintended effectsE, which refer to inefficient implementation of the intentions of the management. An example of the law is the considerate intention of the management, which can generate both gratitude as well as anger if the improper communication results in high expectations on the part of the employee. Competent leaders dare to acknowledge their mistakes and take corrective measures to prevent the organization failures.

Analysis, Communication, Communications

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Technology imperatives

Article Abstract:

The most powerful companies' success can be attributed to the technology they have applied into the running of their businesses. The five basic principles of technology these companies have integrated are Customer management, Control and Compliance, Human Capital Leadership, Growth and Profitability and Simplify Business Process. Analysis on these five principles of technology is presented.

Usage, Technology, Technology in education

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Looking for the real thing

Article Abstract:

Marketers should look for new ways to attract the consumer as Australian consumers are now more aware as they have switched on their 'authenticity radar'. Few tips to win consumer's trust are mentioned.

Methods, Consumer confidence

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