Green Costa Rica
Costa Rican government has pioneered a national policy for conserving its forests which has worked very well. Here we discuss the program called PSA and how it works.
Tag Archive | "International"
Sustainability in Australia
Friday, March 27, 2009
Australia has set itself bold targets for making renewable energy as a big portion of its total electricity generation. In this article we discuss what the government and industry in Australia are doing to meet its 2020 target.
Sustainability in Germany
Tuesday, March 24, 2009
In Europe, Germany is the most successful country in sustainability initiatives. Even with limited exposure to sun light round, Germany has built a sound base in solar power generation. Find out more about Germany in this article.
Sustainability in China
Friday, March 20, 2009
China is undergoing vast developments while its adopting clean technology. In this article we summarize the latest clean technology news on government policies, investment programs and entrepreneurship that are currently taking place in China.
Sustainability in India
Wednesday, March 18, 2009
Learn what's happening in the environmental sustainability world - around the world. Here we enumerate some such activities taking place in India.
Working with the “enemy”: Co-opetition is driving innovation today
Thursday, December 11, 2008
This new era of globalization has opened the door to co-opetition for small businesses as well. I think if small businesses embrace globalization and take the options it provides them seriously, co-opetition could be their answer - at least in addressing the new competition brought in by multinationals from BRIC nations I touched on in an earlier post.
What American Companies Want to Know’¦.
Thursday, December 11, 2008
I think that offshoring is obvious for those in manufacturing. Or if the company is large. But smaller businesses tend to struggle to identify opportunities.
Water, water, everywhere, and not a drop (almost) to drink’¦
Thursday, December 11, 2008
I realize there are man-made, environmental disasters like this all over the world in places like China, Africa and of course, in my own allegedly super-civilized United States of America. It's just that it's so personally frustrating to see vivid examples of it like this one, wherever it's happening - it all seems so useless, and so preventable.
Past the point of no return?
Thursday, December 11, 2008
To say, nowadays, that a country can be threatened by an external commercial trend like Indian outsourcing, strikes me as something of an oversimplification. It also ignores the evidence of history. Countries are fluid. They shift and change over the generations, adding territories, losing them, forging alliances with each other, and drifting apart over political and economic expediencies.
Mind the Gap
Thursday, December 11, 2008
What will happen in China and India if this income imbalance continues, and perhaps grows even larger? Will these societies continue to embrace the race to the top of the globalization ladder?
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3 Things Managers Must Do Well
- 1. Let people know what they expect of them
(by Setting Expectations) - 2. Tell people what they do well
(by Praising) - 3. Tell people what they can do better
(by Criticizing Constructively)
How To Create Truly Great
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- 1. Let people know what they expect of them
Thursday, April 16, 2009
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