- An Energy Audit For Your Small Business by Bill Abernathy
Having an energy audit done for a small business is extremely important in this day and age of energy conservation and green living. An energy audit can help a company save money on the overall energy costs their building generates. Having a professional inspect and audit the building will bring to light the many ways that a small business can save money by reducing the energy they are currently wasting.
- How Insurance Transcription Manages Litigation Risk - Part One - Recorded Statements by Kathy Erwin
Insurance transcription is a service that can be used to manage litigation risk. Documentation of the scene of the accident. Recorded statements of all plaintiffs, defendants and witnesses. These forms of evidence can all be transcribed to gather and analyze the facts of a potential lawsuit. Once armed with the facts, claims can be resolved appropriately and quickly.
- Executive Protection - Strategies on the Road by David Koons
If you're an executive looking to maximize your protection and stay safe on the road, understand that it's less about James Bond and more about the lottery. Unless 'they' already have a dossier on you and are planning an ambush, you are more likely to be targeted for an opportunistic crime. This means you "look valuable" and become a target based on your expensive clothes, jewelry and perceived importance.
- The Best ERP For Business Places Risk Management Ahead of Risk Aversion by Ron Bunn
Being focused is essential to achieving our objectives but is does not mean becoming ignorant to everything outside the boundaries of ones focus. Being focused may mean your focus is exceedingly mindful of all evolving possibilities. When our focus is intentionally narrow it is relatively easy to avoid risk.
- Does Managing Risk Require a Different Approach in Projects and Programs? by Dr. Joseline Edward, Ph.D.
The project managers are responsible for any risk that affects the successful deliver of their projects. Likewise, the program managers are responsible for any risk that affects the success of their programs. This article examine whether we need different approaches when managing risks in projects and programs.
- Three Lessons Physician Leaders Can Learn From the Gulf Oil Spill by Mary Ann Orzech
Leadership lessons that can be applied to healthcare can be learned from the actions of individuals and organizations in the Gulf Oil Spill. This article will describe three lessons.
- Project Risk Management - What You Can Learn About Risk Management From Donald Trump by Bryan Barrow
The third in our series on famous risk takers looks at Donald Trump. At his lowest point Trump faced personal bankruptcy. What lesson can project managers learn from Trump? That you can recover from even huge failures if you keep your wits about you.
- Internet Recruiting is Dead! by Michael J Beck
Internet recruiting is dead. Or at least it should be put to sleep.
- Failures in Corporate Acquisitions and Mergers - Major Reasons by Ramk Kasturi
Acquisition and Merger are the common approaches for rapid growth. The failures in the bondage are also equally familiar. As the Corporate brands get established well in the market and get stronger and profitable the issue of further growth is a major one.
- How to Weather Bad Economic News When You Own a Small Business by Helaine Iris
If you live anywhere but under a rock it's hard to avoid the recent economic reality we find ourselves in as a nation. Regardless of your political affiliation it's overwhelming trying to decipher what it all means and stressful wondering if it's going to be OK. Try as I do to monitor how much media I allow myself to consume, it effects me as a citizen, but even more as a small business owner.
- Why Leadership Skills Are Essential to Good Business Management by Gary W Patterson
Where in your life or business are you extending and pretending instead of demonstrating leadership? Where are you putting off tough decisions or even facing up to reality? Where could you solve something today, versus extending and pretending and use those resources of time, people and money to take advantage of the opportunities that are beginning to show up for opportunity seekers?
- Why Risk Management Should Be One of Your Top Priorities by Brad Holt
Handling risks in a project can be difficult when risks are not properly managed during a project life cycle. Not knowing what could happen is a serious problem when trying to plan and execute a project. Therefore, a project manager should have a firm understanding of the potential risks and execute a strong Risk Management Strategy. The two components of risk is the probability and the impact of an event on the project.
- A Story About Moving The Deer Blind by Connie Laughlin
Your safety and that of your employees should be the "numero uno" thing on your to do list. Every day that you put it off something...
- What is a 'Competent' CoSHH Risk Assessor? by Dale Allen
The HSE require that a person undertaking a CoSHH risk assessment should be 'competent'. But what exactly does being 'competent' entail? This article helps to breakdown the meaning and examines the skills and requirements involved when being asked to do a CoSHH risk assessment.
- Fire Marshall Legislation - Staying Inside Fire Safety Law by Amy Stride
If you are the owner of a business that employs many staff then it is likely that you should have a trained fire marshall. In October 2006 the regulations regarding fire safety changed. Previously fire safety certificates were issued but now the responsibility for fire safety lies with the employer.
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