Beginning 1st March 2023, we are transitioning all our self-study online courses to a renewable 12-months access subscription. For any customers who purchased self-study online courses prior to this date, you currently retain access for as long as we have the rights to the course. If you have any questions or have any problems accessing […]
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One field where artificial intelligence and machine learning is seeing a lot of advanced is marketing (and digital marketing). We’re seeing this more and more from Google and Facebook in the way paid ad campaigns are being setup and run. Google’s recently released a guide to machine learning for Marketers. [Read more here]
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One of the areas of interest for me is Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) and it’s impact on jobs and how humans can adapt to this changing environment. One area that is heavily impacted by AI is supply chain management. [Read on for 20 things to know about how AI affects SCM here].
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Media and content businesses have experienced a rude awakening with the advent of digital media. Many mainstay publications like the New York Times or digital media sites like BuzzFeed have experienced difficulties in figuring out revenue models that can keep them alive. This article takes a look at how Forbes is transforming themselves in the
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One industry where Artificial Intelligence (AI) and Machine Learning (ML) is seeing massive use is Supply Chain Management. With the help of machine learning, supply chain professionals can now spot patterns to optimize your supply chain, without lifting a finger. [Read more here]
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As I get older, I’ve found my memory is not so great. Check out this article that explains an easy method to improve your memory (both short and long term memory) and can even be helpful for people with Alzheimers. [Read more here]
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Autonomous and driverless cars are coming, no matter what you think. The fact GM has these plans is a huge indication of where this is heading. [Read more]
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I’m already seeing more and more of this at the local McDonald’s, supermarkets, etc – automated and self-service cashiers. Once a staple job for many, cashier jobs are disappearing. As one of the most dominant retailers in the world, Walmart is joining this trend. [Read more here]
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Are you looking to ramp up that productivity quotient of yours? Maybe you need to take a look at these 11 secrets of the ultraproductive right now. What will you find? Productivity tips that will extend to be life tips themselves. Read the full article here: 11 things ultra-productive people do
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With all the traveling you may have to do as a CEO for your company, are you maintaining your health while on the road? In addition, are you ensuring that you have access to the proper care and medical options available to you as a traveler? One way to make sure of this is to
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One thing that is true of any entrepreneur, travel comes with the territory. You have probably seen more than your fair share of the inside of airports. We are always on the go. Meeting investors, going to conferences, scouting opportunities. All of this travel can actually be quite detrimental to your health. Perhaps today’s article
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I’m sure as a busy CEO and business leader that you have a desk much like mine…with a stack of memos, portfolios, and files strewn all over the place. It can be hard to find something…anything most of the time. And I’m sure you have done the whole straighten up the desk thing…well, we are
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The popular resume building website and social media connector, LinkedIn, has been hit with a lawsuit. A class-action lawsuit in California accuses the social networkLinkedIn of violating federal consumer protection laws by selling users’ employment history to potential employers without their consent. This is an interesting lawsuit because from one side, it is a helpful
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How do you make decisions? A new infographic from the WSJ shows us the various ways we go about making decisions. Take a look, for it may just be what you need to see today…before you make that next decision!
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Bloomberg Businessweek brings us a fascinating read today on the link between social media driven causes and young entrepreneurs. It’s a fascinating read from the perspective of how such concepts drive our companies today. Take a look and enjoy.
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Have you ever heard something akin to that before? What does that even mean? You may not know what it means, but you surely have experienced the effect of it if you haven’t done it. Recruiting the recruited is a simple reminded that even after we shake hands with someone, after the new hire is
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PayPal is partnering with BitCoin for the future, at least according to Forbes.com. Now, it’s true that bitcoin has somewhat of a cloudy and murky history, not only in the States, but around the globe. But this doesn’t mean that they can’t be of any use. PayPal obviously sees something here…which begs the question: Are
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A fascinating report comes via Businessweek.com today regarding a survey that online educator Udemy put forward. Apparently, it appears as if Americans by and large believe they are in fact over qualified for the positions they hold in their job market. Though the results seem to sway towards males believing this in general, female Americans
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The Dale Carnegie site has a stimulating read today on the importance of employer and employee engagement. It’s helpful in pointing out the nuanced differences between large company and small business engagement. Whereas the large company ought to rely upon a supervisor’s engagement and interaction with their immediate employees, small businesses have the luxury of
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In this video, Dr. Nick Skrekas, talks about the 10 most common mistakes in international business law. Have a look, it could save you millions.
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The legendary Bruce Lee sums it up best in this timeless quote:
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In this video, we explain the concept of technical analysis versus fundamental analysis in the analysis of stock trends.
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In a recent article, the writer talks about the rise of awareness of Chinese finance professionals for the need for a more balanced work-life balance.
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Fundamental financial analysis techniques, including the application of discounted cash flow processes, can be used to make investment and valuation decisions in all commercial environments. However, successful application in a particular business sector requires an understanding of the commercial drivers and the sources of competitive advantage in that industry. This is particularly true in the
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After a lot of hard work and co-ordination, I’m thrilled that we’ve finally launched our Introduction to Financial Modelling online training course. It’s a self-study, distance-learning format with video tutorials, downloadable notes and web articles.
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I recently had a chance to interview our trade finance specialist, Mike Skelton, and he was kind enough to share some brief insights in this interview on the benefits of trade financing versus balance-sheet lending.
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Here’s an interesting story that I thought would be interesting to share with you: On the 18th of May 2010, we received an email telling us to check out this other training provider’s website as the informant said that the client testimonials were identical to our own.
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Whether you’re negotiating for a job, with a client, with a supplier or with a potential partnership, you want to avoid starting your negotiations off on the wrong foot by being too confrontational. If the other party disagrees with you or says something that is confrontational, your natural reaction would be to quickly defend your
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If you want to be an effective business leader within your company, Steve Lesser, one our leadership experts, says you need to have these 8 critical management roles: SPECIALIZED PROFESSIONAL – Relates technical or complex information to the job, but within the strategic scope of the project. FACILITATOR – Manages discussions effectively; ensures that all
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A capital market is a market (both domestic or international) where entities such as companies, financial institutions, and governments borrow and/or invest money. The key role of a capital market is to act as a vehicle for borrowers (parties seeking to raise financing) to easily and efficiently access investors (parties with surplus funds looking to
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