In 2014, the writers Salim Ismail, Yuri van Geest and Michael S. Malone published a book that introduced the term “Exponential Organizations”. This expression refers to the great impact that a given enterprise profile has on the market in which it operates. (more…)
Capacity Planning can be defined as the operational capacity of an organization, which includes concepts such as project development, time of execution of certain tasks, expansion of activities, etc. (more…)
Ending the month with a negative balance is a situation that every entrepreneur is subject to face, especially at the beginning of the business, when there is a need to invest in projects that may or may not generate profit. (more…)
Every company, regardless of size or industry, has one common goal: the desire to grow and consolidate itself in the market in which it operates. (more…)
There was a time when a business was limited by issues such as its geographic location or the amount of customers available in its market. (more…)
Any service company wishing to remain profitable in the marketplace needs an efficient financial management. (more…)
Regardless of the size or industry, seeking ways to enhance productivity in a company is undoubtedly one of the biggest concerns among managers, especially in times of crisis. (more…)
Imagine this situation: The sales team celebrates good results, but the company still does not have a satisfactory profit margin. (more…)
In an enterprise, exposure to risks is constant, and they can have positive or negative impacts on the business. (more…)
In order for company to always deliver the best product or service, it is critical that its managers keep internal processes well organized. (more…)
