Publications
May 20, 2013
Managing Business in the New E-conomy
By Dennis Duitch, CPA, MBA Too often, business executives find themselves in the role of “juggler,” as the process of allocating scarce resources (time, capital, skilled labor) to the most critical business tasks or issues competes and conflicts with longer-range business strategies. Moreover, when operational problems arise, they too often get resolved superficially, when allocated... Continue
May 18, 2013
Weekly Report 13-21
EIGHTY-MILLION TEEN TO 20-SOMETHING KIDS form the “biggest age grouping in American history… and are the most threatening yet exciting generation since baby boomers brought about social revolution – not because they’re trying to take over the establishment, but because they’re growing up without one… Because Millennials don’t respect authority, they also don’t resent it... Continue
May 11, 2013
Weekly Report 13-20
“NEARLY HALF THE WORLD’S YOUNG PEOPLE are either outside the formal economy or contributing less productively than they could… Almost 300 million 15 to 24-year olds are neither working nor studying… many employed only with informal and intermittent jobs.” Meanwhile, McKinsey reports that (in nine countries studied) employers “cannot find job candidates with the right... Continue
May 4, 2013
Weekly Report 13-19
“IF THE NOTION THAT A DRIVERLESS CAR IS AROUND THE CORNER SOUNDS FAR-FETCHED, remember that TV and heavier-than-air flying machines once did too… People already travel, unwittingly, on planes and trains that no longer need human drivers” and many autos already can ‘read’ traffic signs, reverse-park, maintain safe distance and brake automatically when sensing trouble.... Continue
April 27, 2013