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Negativity Breeds Negativity; A Vicious But Reversible Cycle

by OJ Shannon
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Premier League spending for the summer transfer window stands at £485m....silly
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on Thursday, 28 July 2011
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Recently, there has been an inordinate amount of coverage of our bleak growth figures; 0.2% between April and June.Whilst this might be off track and
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This Space Intentionally Left White; a guide to becoming a strategy guru

by Mark Merritt
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Innovation within the HR discipline proving an essential method of gaining compe
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on Wednesday, 27 July 2011
Management Innovation 3 Comments
True or false: to be highly effective at work you need to fully immerse yourself in your role. Answer? False. Why? Because keeping your head buried i
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Britain needs talent...

by Mark Merritt
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Innovation within the HR discipline proving an essential method of gaining compe
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on Monday, 16 May 2011
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Strange dancers, freaky circus acts and terrible singers. Britain needs that kind of talent to entertain itself, clearly. But perhaps more crucially B
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The rise of the CPO

by Mark Merritt
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Innovation within the HR discipline proving an essential method of gaining compe
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on Friday, 25 February 2011
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In the wake of the economic crisis, company boards have been looking for new ways to gain efficiencies and cut costs. With functions like HR, marketin
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UK charity-giving trends and the impact on Big Society funding

by Susi Drummond Moray
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on Thursday, 17 February 2011
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Statistics show that over the last thirty years people have been giving the same amount of money to charity. This demonstrates that they commit to don
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One civil servant to be responsible for overseeing all government contracts of goods and services with major suppliers

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on Thursday, 17 February 2011
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Whitehall has announced that in its drive to ensure value for money, only one civil servant will be responsible for liaising with major suppliers to t
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Google releases latest version of Chrome

by James Askew
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Yesterday a contact of mine shared a great idea really helping me through a prob
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on Tuesday, 08 February 2011
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Just two and a half years after it's first version was launched, Google's browser Chrome 'a fast new browser' is now at version 9. What does this mea
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UK Bribery Act and Media industry's rejection of Big Society's free advertising

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on Thursday, 03 February 2011
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Delay in Implementation of the Bribery Act – ‘not fit for purpose’ Foreign industrialised nations are becoming increasingly frustrated  by the UK’s d
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Bankers bonuses, public/private partnerships, commodity price rises and NHS health issues. Another typical week in economic England.

by Mark Merritt
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on Tuesday, 25 January 2011
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Time for the fat cats to slim down? That has been the push by government on the bonuses paid by UK banks. Now the new Barclays Chief Executive, Bob Di
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Management innovation and public services related news - 10th Nov 2010

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Management Innovation Further to building group Rok's collapse, construction companies are offering to take on its customers' contracts before the co
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Management innovation and public services news 20/10/10

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News affecting the private sector Betfair is expected to increase the size of its London listing by at least 50%. Ofcom, the media regulator, has
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Management Innovation and Public Services News - 7th October 2010

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Companies overview Tesco's Fresh & Easy business in the US is expected to break even by 2012-13 after having made a loss since its launch. Ther
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Management Innovation News 01/10/2010

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Rolls' Rose Retires Sir John Rose, CEO of Rolls Royce is to retire, he transformed the company into the worlds second largest manufacturer o
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Management Innovation News 29/09/2010

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I thought I would share some interesting bits of news taken from the FT. According to the FT, Grant Thornton, the fifth largest auditor has pushed
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Welcome to KnowledgeBrief Networked

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Yesterday a contact of mine shared a great idea really helping me through a prob
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on Wednesday, 04 August 2010
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Just a quick article to welcome everybody to KnowledgeBrief Networked, the new site for our business networking clients to use to maximise their exper
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Jon Harvey said, On this basis - perhaps the SFO should be scrutinising consultancy invoices more closely?
gentul said, Great article and I think the policies of Government will surley effect it in some ways. I too use t
Mark Merritt said, I like the idea of subsidised courses for the subjects that UK plc is lacking talent in. In addition
OJ Shannon said, Jim O'Neills got the right idea: "our economy is much rosier than it looks" http://www.thisislondon.
Matthew Balfour said, I totally agree with this Mark. Finding white space is something that people do not do enough. On

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