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Adult content is visible.YOUR CONSCIOUS BRAIN
How it all works and Why
2022
EN
An introductory note about how you will benefit from reading this book and hopefully gain significantly from the knowledge you will have learned.This book clearly explains the absolute and utter importance of why and how the automatic creation and application of your consciousness is essential to every person who has ever lived on this Planet of ours, who is alive today, and who will live in the future.These comments also basically apply to all other living...
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4D Leadership
Competitive Advantage Through Vertical Leadership Development
2015
EN
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Today's leaders need to change radically to meet the challenge of complex organizations in business landscapes that are in flux. This requires a step-change in development in three fundamental dimensions: how you do things, who you are, and how you relate to other people. 4D Leadership is what happens when this step-change in doing, being and relating takes place. When you move up to the next level of ability and sophistication in these three dimensions, you will ...
2017
EN
The excellent customer journey experience HANDBOOK FOR INTEGRATED MULTICHANNEL MANAGEMENT It continues to get tougher for executives in marketing, sales and service. Their departments refuse to cooperate with one another while the market is changing rapidly. The number of channels for communication and distribution continues to increase due to the on-going advances in digitalisation. Customers and prospects use increasing numbers of these channels in all imaginable combinations during thei...
Marketing In A Week
Be A Successful Marketer In Seven Simple Steps
2012
EN
Great marketing just got easierMarketing is about the relationship between an organization and its marketplace, and in particular its customers and potential customers. Customers are the lifeblood of a business; without customers a business has no future. In order to succeed and make a profit, a business must therefore aim to identify and satisfy the needs of its customers. The purpose of marketing is to help the business achieve these aims. In this book you will le...
Sales Mind
48 tools to help you sell
2016
EN
We're all selling something every day, whether at work or closer to home. But with advanced technology and mass competition, it's never been harder to capture people's attention. That's why we need to develop our sales mind: mastering our innate selling skills will help us cut through the noise in any situation.Drawing on the wisdom of psychology, mindfulness and cultural history, as well as a lifetime in sales, Helen Kensett has created 48 beautifully illustrated tools to help you...
Branding to Differ
The Brand Building Handbook for Business Leaders.
2013
EN
In Branding to Differ, Jean-Luc Ambrosi provides a practical and comprehensive look at best practice branding for those requiring a real understanding of brand development and management. Ambrosi demonstrates that the brand is fundamentally a promise, that it impacts both the emotional and rationale mind, and that ultimately good branding is about expressing a difference. He shows concisely how to approach brand management holistically throughout the organisation and emphasises which key e...
2011
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The books in this bite-sized new series contain no complicated techniques or tricky materials, making them ideal for the busy, the time-pressured or the merely curious. In just 96 pages, Dealing with Difficult People Easliy shows you how to deal with an unpleasant but unavoidable aspect of working life that can have a major impact on your career and wellbeing, including knowing how to define and deal with a difficult person in any work relationship and how to understand yourself and deal w...
2012
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The author, Dr Hugh Phillips, is recognised internationally as an expert in the psychology of shopping behaviour and its application to in-store marketing. He holds a PhD in the Cognitive Psychology of Shopping.This book outlines how we process information in-store and how this can be translated into an effective in-store strategy. This "how to" book, the fourth by Dr Phillips, serves three key needs: to give professionals highly practical guidance that they can use in their careers immediat...
Hoshin Kanri
The Strategic Approach to Continuous Improvement
2016
EN
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The results of the quality revolution have been mixed. Global competition has elevated the most successful companies, in terms of providing goods and services, but even then initiatives such as total quality, business process re-engineering and Six Sigma have been heralded as the solution, only to have been replaced with the next 'big thing' when it came along. Hoshin Kanri is not the next big thing in quality, it is a strategic approach to continuous improvement that provides a context fo...
2012
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The subject of this book is 'mobile learning', but 'mobile' means many things: it means technology, as in a mobile phone or tablet, and it also means mobile learning courses themselves, as well as being used to describe the experience of learning in this way, of experiencing 'mobile'.I'm interested in all of these things, in exploring what they each mean and how we can pull them together to provide a meaningful narrative of how we develop and experience mobile learning.It's...
2008
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The principles of Total Quality Management have proven to be invaluable to organisations in all sectors of business and commerce and to the individuals they comprise. Indeed many organisations have discovered the relationship between quality and profitability. Now, more than ever, it is important to develop a quality strategy by adopting the principles of TQM.This important text provides a solid framework for understanding the basic concepts of TQM. It comprises three interlinked m...
2013
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Modern risk management practices have failed miserably. We have seen corporate giants collapsing when they have the resources and advice that should have made their failures avoidable. So what went wrong?The Risk Free SME suggests that the approach taken to risk management is flawed at its very foundation and that a different approach is required. It is commonly agreed that small to medium sized enterprises have a high failure rate and this is something that seems to be acceptable....











