by Sid Peimer | Feb 24, 2015 | Articles |
At the conclusion of strategy sessions we identify objectives and allocate responsibilities with timelines. It’s all very clear. But why then has it been found that strategy execution is the number one challenge facing global CEO’s – even more important than...
by Sid Peimer | Jan 26, 2015 | Articles |
The 1958 French film Les Almants (The Lovers) was about a woman involved in adultery. Directed by Louis Malle, the film was a hit in France, but when it crossed the Atlantic to the US it was met with horror by the authorities who felt the material was obscene. The...
by Sid Peimer | Jan 14, 2015 | Articles |
We ask customers how satisfied they are, because we think that satisfaction means profitability and growth. That’s not necessarily true. Also, those lengthy feedback forms may give us lots of data, but do very little when it comes to telling us about future patronage....
by Sid Peimer | Jan 8, 2015 | Articles |
This year’s Consumer Electronics Show will feature everything from biometric socks and other ‘wearables’ to 3D printers, drones, robotics, virtual reality and TV’s where the clarity is best described as ‘breath-taking’. However, in the recent Brandwatch...
by Sid Peimer | Dec 15, 2014 | Articles |
Mrs Keech (a pseudonym) was gifted with automatic writing. Basically she got messages from The Guardians of outer space, and would share the information with a small group who also believed the messages to be real. It became a serious matter when one day The Guardians...
by Sid Peimer | Dec 11, 2014 | Articles |
Certain instances aside, such as when you’re driving with your spouse, it’s nice to know how you’re performing. The ubiquity of digital media has provided us with a treasure chest of data allowing us to ‘see’ what’s happening when we’re nowhere near what’s happening....
