… seems to bless a privileged group of filmmakers with an almost messiah-like legacy. Men such as Alfred Hitchcock, John Ford and Fritz Lange are believed to inhabit the ranks of the cinematic elite, and not surprisingly most critics are more than…

… a whole. BMW is a Public Limited Company (PLC) in the Private Sector and their main objective is to make profit and cover their costs. A board of directors undertakes the day-to-day running of BMW. Being in the private sector they raise most of their…

… compliant, loyal workforce is long gone. In its place are more self-determined employees who know their rights and demand ever more freedom, flexibility and co-operation from their employer frequently with powerful unions, and now new legislation to…

… language. It represents the sum of a workforce's skills, knowledge, and experience, and is now seen as a critical source of value for a company, when managed properly. No longer considered the sole province of the human resources function, managing…

… is lining a two facet challenge to grow their profitability and to serve the customers to working well with little waste and producing a desired effect. Banks are not only depends on loans and deposits they also provide lots of other services to improve…

… of an organization, more so in this present time where we see economic boundaries between countries crumble and businesses become more complex, global and knowledge-driven. Managers need to ensure that their organizations are continuously innovated…

… small business is to keep the basics in mind. There are certain issues which a future business owner must pursue. Issues such as planning, financing, marketing, employees, taxes and legal aspects are just a few that must constantly be in a future busin…

… on, it is "change". The drivers of change--workforce needs, costs and, most importantly, competition. Change is difficult for everyone, especially at the business aspect. The increasing responsibilities of Chief Financial Officers (CFO's) and Chief…

… The mark-ups were incredibly high over the cost of materials and the service was very poor." --Michael Dell Visionary, leader, entrepreneur, boss and manager are several descriptive words for Michael Dell of the billion-dollar company,…

… Officer, and seemingly the companies answer to getting back on top of the market. In April of 2001 Motorola made headlines in that the company showed its first loss in fifteen years of an excruciating $206 million dollars. One year later, late…