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    Many business owners sincerely believe they understand their company brand. They can describe it, quantify it and explain its place in the market. They can recount corporate history and accomplishments and detail future plans and goals. These are all necessary items for communicating a company's brand message, but they are also the most superficial ones. These descriptive attributes tell us about what the business does, but not who the company is. The true power of a brand does not come from the what, where, when and how. It comes from the "who" and "why."Think about it for a minute. Almost every organization can cite what
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    Team Building Adventures: Where Reality TV and the Corporate Boardroom Meet the Great Outdoors
    In today's complex, team-based, and increasingly competitive corporate world, managing colleague relationships and rewarding employees are essential. In addition to recognizing performance, experiential learning programs are proven to support employee retention, enhance productivity and to build morale and profits. Some companies are offering businesses a chance to embrace this opportunity by taking colleagues out of their normal surroundings and into the great outdoors for some excitement, adventure, and team building.Working with companies both large and small, these adventure companies provide innovative outdoor special
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    Six Mistakes To Avoid In Making Direct Mail Sales Letters
    Direct mail marketing is an effective and time-tested marketing tool that has worked for many companies and individuals for many years. The efficacy or potency of this marketing strategy, however, lies on the ability of the company or business to write an effective and attractive sales letter.Unfortunately, many people who have tried sending direct mail sales letters were not able to see positive results from this marketing tool. The main reason for such failure probably lies on the fact that companies and business entities do not pay attention on the content and form of the sales letters that they send out to customers. Ma
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    Decision Support Systems, Part 1 - Detailed Business Performance Capture
    A simple analysis of the functionality of a decision support system, is presented. In an effort to analyze the performance of a Business, and develop strategy for the future positioning in a competitive environment, the dimension of time is crucial (this is why all data warehouse systems have a time dimension and maintain historical data). In this article series, we describe three functionality categories of decision support systems:part 1. Detailed capture of performancepart 2. Performance analysis part 3. Modeling and prediction Categories are presented in an increasing complexity
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    Introducing Coaching Into an Established Culture
    For organisations who have dramatically changed their working environment or culture (such as the Health Service or Civil Service) the introduction of coaching can be viewed as one change too many. However, coaching can help organisations deliver change in a more positive way by coaching leaders in how to deal with change positively. There is also confusion over what coaching is and what its purpose is.Coaching can also help leaders to work effectively within teams through openness and understanding of the real issues that may prevent the efficient standards of delivery that are now required in many organisations.A
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    The 'How To' Of Raising Capital for Your First Venture
    So, you have chosen to be an entrepreneur and you have done your homework to choose the line of business in which you have your core competency. Now comes the investment part in the line up of activities. The key question is how much capital is required, how you will you raise it, and how difficult or easy it is to come up with your part of the contribution.Investing in a new, small venture will be relatively easier if you have savings that can be spared. You can infuse this partly into the venture. New grads, just out of college, with no experience and no capital will face an uphill climb.Small Business Administrati
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