WHAT’s on BUSINESS PRACTICES?
Posted by admin on Oct 9, 2008
WHO’s who on MIsmanagement
Posted by admin on Oct 9, 2008
EMBRACING THE ONLINE INTERACTIVITY
Posted by admin on Mar 26, 2008
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In the field of education, learners mostly cling to surfing the net in gaining a wide range of information on any areas of study. Simply because they got the most of what they need from the particular even in general scope of informations desired with the updates as well. The same thing is offered in the aspects of religion, entertainment, sports and business etc. And since the world of business connotes a broad scope, this is just to enumerate some of the multiple services of the Internet in marketing, sales, customer care, crisis management, and other key business applications. It has been the electronic marketplace where one can do business exclusively online. Also, that businesses over the internet find it faster and cheaper to deal with their valued customers and suppliers.
Indeed, with the advent of information and communication technology, man has conquered time, space, distance, and the used to be impossibles in creating, transmitting information. This definitely wont be the end in mankind’s system, but just the beginning of more sophisticated and one touch access to every man’s endeavor.
THE GIANT OIL— MANAGEMENT
Posted by admin on Mar 16, 2008
Big oil is forsaking the future!
Today, however with prices approaching a barrel, big oil has failed to ride to the rescue. The leading multinationals have grown too timid to spend aggressively on oil exploration-even at a time of record oil prices. Unless we adopts a new national energy strategy and finds way to pressure the majors into changing tactics, Big oil could face serious trouble ahead.
Some might argue that this is nobody’s fault, there’s just less new oil out there to be discovered these days.
As the majors decline, national oil companies-state monopolies in countries like
What should world do to make sure this happens? The world has until now avoided taxing profits out of the belief that companies should be allowed to retain their capitals so that they can respond to higher oil prices by investing more. The problem is that the top companies are now clearly not responding as they’re meant to. Government should therefore step in and impose a “use it or lose it” tax on oil profits, companies to spend more on exploration or alternatives or face the taxes.
Our country should also think on a serious national effort to lower oil demand and increase federal spending on alternative energy resources. But if we do nothing, we will continue to transfer more of its wealth to OPEC countries. That might see problematic yet. Good management is we need!