The age of corporate Darwinism

Article Abstract:

Business survival has always been difficult, but is becoming even harder as the world moves into a new century. The need for companies to adapt and change to remain competitive, shareholder demand for superb performance, and the resistance to change by many employees and customers are the main difficulties to survival. Tips on handling these problems are discussed.

Australia, Statistical Data Included, Labor relations

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Wake up after the dot-com fry

Article Abstract:

Issues concerning business management outlook and innovative techniques needed for a company to survive beyond the period of dot.com enthusiasm are discussed. Particular attention is given to describing the steps of an action plan aimed at strengthening technology firms.

Information technology, Business enterprises

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Gentle persuasion helps to fire up the troops

Article Abstract:

Managers must have the ability to motivate staff to accept and embrace changes in the work environment in order to progress the company and perform to a higher standard.

Executive ability

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