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Managing Tough Business Problems. You are browsing the archive for customers. Building Trust After Service Mistakes. February 23 2011 in customers. One of the major trends in the computer industry today is cloud computing. There are a number of debates as to what cloud computing really is. Some feel it’s all marketing hype. Others view cloud computing as a way to completely change the way IT is financed, moving infrastructure form a CAPEX to an OPEX model. But gradients of trust and outcomes don’t matter...
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Managing Tough Business Problems. You are browsing the archive for 2011 July. July 6 2011 in Blogroll. It’s been quiet here and at my other blog, Tom’s Technology. Take Sorry about that. When I joined Enterprise Strategy Group. While there check out the other awesome ESG blogs. Our analysts have great observations and insights. Comments Off on Why So Quiet? Spammers Don’t Get It. Correcting a Licensing Oversight. Tom Petrocelli’s Consulting Business Website. Tom’s Tech Take. Proudly powered by WordPress.
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Managing Tough Business Problems. Viewing 1 active member. WordPress has a social networking plugin called BuddyPress. Does it lend itself to this blog? Active 6 months, 3 weeks ago. Viewing 1 active member. Spammers Don’t Get It. Correcting a Licensing Oversight. Tom Petrocelli’s Consulting Business Website. Tom’s Tech Take. Proudly powered by WordPress.
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Managing Tough Business Problems. July 6 2011 in Blogroll. It’s been quiet here and at my other blog, Tom’s Technology. Take Sorry about that. When I joined Enterprise Strategy Group. While there check out the other awesome ESG blogs. Our analysts have great observations and insights. Correcting a Licensing Oversight. Spammers Don’t Get It →. Spammers Don’t Get It. Correcting a Licensing Oversight. Tom Petrocelli’s Consulting Business Website. Tom’s Tech Take. Proudly powered by WordPress.
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February | 2011 | Managing Tough Business Problems
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Managing Tough Business Problems. You are browsing the archive for 2011 February. February 28 2011 in approach. Too often, managers act this way. They do not trust their people to act independently. If the manager’s attention is on you, you feel the full force of their gaze. If not, you are left adrift. Unfortunately, this management style denigrates the unique experiences that others bring to the company. It makes productive and successful people leave for places where they perceive they are more ap...
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Correcting a Licensing Oversight | Managing Tough Business Problems
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Managing Tough Business Problems. Correcting a Licensing Oversight. March 3 2011 in license. Do you get recognized for your work? Today I am correcting an oversight. It turns out I never put any licensing information on this blog. This means that no one could (legally) share it without asking for permission. How 1990’s that seems. Here is the new licensing compliments of the Creative Commons organization. Managing Tough Business Problems. Based on a work at blog.businessproblemmanagement.com. Proudly pow...
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Managing Tough Business Problems. You are browsing the archive for 2010 November. Learning Respect for Process. November 30 2010 in approach. Anyone who worked with me when I was young will tell you that I had no respect for processes. I was anti-process. To me, it seemed that all corporate processes were designed to create bureaucracy, allow petty people to exercise power they had no right to, and inhibit creative thought. Comments Off on Learning Respect for Process. Are They Hiding Something? This is,...
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January | 2011 | Managing Tough Business Problems
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Managing Tough Business Problems. You are browsing the archive for 2011 January. Who Gets Paid the Most In Your Company? January 25 2011 in customers. The one most in contact with your customers. These agents are often. Paid low compared to pilots. And other professionals. Now, I believe that we all want happy well paid pilots. The disparity though is huge. At American Airlines, pilots make. At US Airways, a Senior Financial Analyst makes nearly three times the median salary of a Flight Attendant. Th...
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Managing Tough Business Problems. Spammers Don’t Get It. May 1 2013 in blogs. This blog has been inactive for something akin to two years. One would think it would be mostly forgotten. No! Instead my old posts are being inundated with spam comments. I despise blog spammers worse than email spammers. They hijack the work of others and clog up the arteries of discussion. If you are a spammer, I hope your mother doesn’t find about how you make a living. I’m sure it would make her cry. The New Site →.
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