Alan Weiss

SEPTEMBER 2, 2020

Here is my anecdotal finding at this point: 40%: Doing quite well, either at the same high business level as pre-pandemic or at a higher level. 30%: Doing fine, maintaining a previous level of acceptable business or replacing lost business evenly. 20%: Doing less than pre-pandemic, adjusting for less business, keeping afloat.

Energy 59

Energy Operations Productivity Consulting 59

Johanna Rothman

DECEMBER 11, 2023

The tablet showed a progress thermometer. She explained how they would manage the pledges and how to track the funding progress and how the thermometer worked once the times were up for each part of the auction. “I The progress thermometer was increasing nicely. That’s when the thermometer started to go down. Let me see.”

Hotels 78

Hotels Data Software Course 78

Harvard Business

NOVEMBER 22, 2017

” Business Insider’s research arm, BI Intelligence, forecasts that health care IoT, excluding wearable consumer devices, will grow from approximately $95 million in 2015 to $646 million in 2020.

Healthcare 28

Healthcare Data Deloitte Information Technology 28

Confessions of a Consultant

JULY 23, 2017

Most have more degrees than a thermometer. Some people are so busy rescuing others, that they don’t look after themselves. Building Confidence: In the executive coaching world this issue continually resurfaces. I meet executives who, by implication, are smart enough to get into senior roles. Many have 2 kids, 3 cars and 4 houses.

Travel 40

Travel Airlines Groups Talent 40

Confessions of a Consultant

MAY 28, 2017

In the radio business ‘long-range planning’ extends to about 48 hours – so it’s not unusual to get a last-minute call to action. 20+ years ago, consulting was an ‘image business’ and you needed a good address – to make it seem that you weren’t coming up with brilliant ideas in your box bedroom. The Topic: Working from home.

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Exercises System Banking Talent 40