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Success Isn’t Automatic

August 18, 2011 – 3:18 pm

Computer automation has long since allowed businesses to replace employees with technologies to increase efficiencies in operations. Companies across industry leverage the seemingly effortless execution of technology, side-stepping the importance of a human intelligence to react and adapt to inconsistencies that could have immense impact to the business and the consumers it supports. Online eTailers [...]

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Does Your Brand Have Staying Power?

June 23, 2011 – 3:16 pm

It was hard to miss the 4-page spread in The New York Times celebrating IBM’s 100th anniversary. Ranked by Forbes as the 31st largest company in the world, IBM proves its staying power despite the loss of its founder, Thomas J. Watson, Sr. The company operates on the principle that a business’ long term success [...]

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