Eurologistics Magazine: Amazon.com; Change agent of retail and logistics – July 2011
“AMAZON.COM: Rewolucyjny model sprzedaży i logistyki”, published in the July 2011 issue of Eurologistics Magazine – in Polish. Download PDF
Euro Dogma or Greek Drachma?
The nation of Greece is bankrupt. Let’s just say it plainly and simply. Let’s not use “poli-speak” words aimed at soothing the sting or trying to maintain someone’s self-esteem such as; “insolvent”, or “challenged”, or “bust”. And let’s be even more plain, any manner of restructuring of debt, other than “arm’s length” transaction, is the admission of…
High Performing Organizations & Lean Six Sigma; Achieving Dramatic & Sustainable Results by Carey “Vixen” Lohrenz
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Change or Perish; The Future is Guaranteed to No One by Stephen Long
“When you’re through changing, you’re through.” – Bruce Barton (Early 20th Century Advertising Executive) Ahh, consultants!—purveyors of ideas, concepts and theoretical models. As I am considered a member of this distinguished fraternity, I realize that at times we create more problems than solutions. Take change, for example. Most clients want projects completed quickly at the lowest cost possible….
PRESS RELEASE: XONITEK 3rd Annual EU Summit Highlights
3rd EU Operational Excellence Summit, Budapest & Milan Download Strategic Role of Leaders The 3rd Annual EU Operational Excellence Summit organized by XONITEK Group of Companies took place at the beginning of June in Budapest and Milan. It was an international forum for practitioners, experts and academics where strategies and methods of achieving operational excellence…
Amazon.com; Change-agent of Retail & Logistics
I grew up in Endicott, New York. Its claim to fame is being the birthplace of International Business Machines Corporation (IBM). In the mid-60’s through the mid-80’s, Washington Avenue (the main retail district) – also known simply as “The Ave” – was a-buzz with retail activities from family-owned retailers such as Burt’s (a department store) and Kline’s (a…
