March 17, 2010 Barrie Bramley
I spend a large part of my year in conversation with managers working hard to try and understand today’s younger workforce. The pain they’re feeling is palpable. The evidence of change is overwhelming. Making the necessary changes, at times, seems impossible. The hope is that the challenges are being interrogated and slowly but surely acted [...]
March 15, 2010 Graeme Codrington
Everyone agrees that something must be done about executive pay. One of the major contentious issues emerging out of the financial crisis is the way that senior executives and manager, especially in the financial industries, are remunerated. These days, executive pay often seems to be unrelated to the company’s performance, and in many [...]
March 12, 2010 Dean van Leeuwen
For years banks and credit card companies have held a strangle hold over the movement of money and charged exorbitant rates for doing so. Now this is changing and fast.
Michale Ivey the founder of Twitpay has devised a system, using code that PayPal made available to him, that allows people to make payments [...]
March 5, 2010 Barrie Bramley
In the last few hours the 10 billionth tweet was tweeted on Twitter. As one would imagine there was all kinds of hype and excitement, as Tweeps with the necesary skills attempted to predict the time it would happen, and I imagine even be ‘the one’?
My last tweet was 9999989724. Wild. Will be at 10 [...]
I’m sitting with the crew from SABC’s Business focus, doing a spot on corporate blogging.
I’m sitting probably after it’s finished, wondering how it went, knowing it’s way late to be doing what you set out to do.
Hey, hope it went well though! I should have been checking my rss feeds throughout this afternoon…
I’m sitting in a hotel in Christchurch, New Zealand, and wondering the same stuff…
It went very well thanks, and I’ll be posting the date and time the insert will be shown as soon as I have confirmation.