For this second "business story", and following Boeing's misadventures (Boeing: a culture and a slogan can kill a business), we're going to leave the skies behind and head out to sea to talk not about a business, but about a ship that you all know: the Titanic.
There is much to say about this tragedy from a technical point of view, but also from a managerial perspective, with questionable leadership and a series of decisions that, from before the cruise even began until the ship's demise, led to the outcome we all know....
For this second "business story", and following Boeing's misadventures (Boeing: a culture and a slogan can kill a business), we're going to leave the...
When it comes to proving their solidity and success, many startups use an indicator that is supposed to cut short any discussion: Annual Recurring Revenue,...
Numbers are the best way we have found to reflect reality. But they also hide the diversity of the situations they reflect.
Objectivity or dehumanization:...
ASAP, CRM, KPI….whether in our professional or personal lives, we love acronyms that we use all day long.
The acronym, precise, conveys a context
The acronym...