Expert Program Management

[...] Previously we examined the business model of insurance comparison sites using the business model canvas as a template. In this article we’ll examine the business model of personal credit [...]

[...] your Internet connection could be if you’d try their service. Another example of free as a business model is Skype. Here computer-to-computer calls are free. This is made possible because the cost [...]

[...] One business model which has become increasingly popular since the advent of the Internet is the freemium model. [...]

[...] domain, for example, home and car insurance. Let’s examine the price comparison website business model in terms of the Business Model Canvas introduced in a previous article, by going through each [...]

[...] wants to buy it. This is a common phenomenon for many small businesses and start-ups. The Marketing Wheel can help your marketing get on track by assisting you to make marketing investment in the [...]

[...] wants to buy it. This is a common phenomenon for many small businesses and start-ups. The Marketing Wheel can help your marketing get on track by assisting … [...]

[...] with other forms of advertising. One way to plan this additional advertising is to use the marketing wheel. [...]

[...] power that is important, not actual power, even though they are often the same. As a simple example, it is easy to see how your ideas might be more readily accepted if you’re perceived to [...]

[...] the same goal no matter how large or visible their individual contribution is. Another simple example is Wal-mart, where staff have the simple purpose of giving customers a great deal, or Apple, [...]

[...] ;ve defined customer lifetime value before, but this time we’re going to look at a very simple example that everyone should be able to relate to. If you’re a business owner or department [...]

[...] more and more customer focussed. Examples include customer satisfaction scores and customer lifetime value. Ultimately what you should be looking to achieve is a good understanding of the market [...]

[...] We’ve defined customer lifetime value before, but this time we’re going to look at a very simple example that everyone [...]

[...] from each customer. This makes it important for this type of business to understand the customer lifetime value of the average customer in order to properly determine its advertising budget and other [...]

[...] . An example of a Job Candidate Score Card is below: Before we examine the score card there are a couple of things to note. Firstly, [...]

One of the fundamental problems with interviewing multiple candidates for a particular role within an organization is that choosing between the differ [...]

[...] must integrate with in order to provide an accurate and comprehensive credit report. 9. Cost Structure From examining the previous 8 aspects of the business model it should come as no surprise [...]

[...] those businesses with whom the platform must integrate in order to sell their products. 9. Cost Structure The majority of costs incurred in this type of business come from marketing activities. The [...]

[...] model is Skype. Here computer-to-computer calls are free. This is made possible because the cost structure for Skype has significantly less investment required than that of a traditional telephone [...]

[...] see that Chinese culture is much more long-term orientated than that of the US. If your a program manager or any other type of leader, then understanding these values can give you insight as to how [...]

[...] If you’re a program manager thinking about how to get the most from your team then you’ll want to know what factors are [...]

[...] If you’re a program manager thinking about how to get the most from your team then you’ll want to know what factors [...]

[...] the confidence in these insights. Higher up the scale you have senior management and leadership teams. Here things get a little more fussy and opaque. Here managers are aware and seek out [...]

[...] at how much these business leaders earn and yet almost everyone agreess that good CEOs and leadership teams earn their money. What exactly is it that these great leadership teams do that makes their [...]