I’ve been toying around with a few different names for this blog, it’s been called “Social Media Globetrotter” for a while now because of my love for travel (and the travel blog section of the site). However, as of late I’ve changed the tagline to
When you talk about social business you can’t help but bring up the C-word. We all know what I’m talking about right? Yes, communities! Now, when most people or organizations think of communities they actually think of customer communities, however there is more than one
I just finished reading “The New Supply Chain Agenda,” by Reuben E. Slone, J. Paul Dittmann, and John T. Mentzer which is a great book for anyone interested in supply chain management. One of the chapters in the book talked about evaluating risks for supply
In the social business world we hear about a lot of truths that practitioners, analysts, vendors, and consultants throw out into the air. In fact listening to the discussions around social business today is a bit like walking into a flea market where everyone is
Today technology is evolving at an ever rapid pace (as are the strategies) and is impacting every facet of an organization from HR to the supply chain. We see this especially in the social business space where new tools and networks emerge regularly, however, regardless
I’m at the Nation Retail Federation event in New York until the 12th of January and so far it’s been a great event. I’ve joined in many discussions with senior level executives on collaboration and supply chain management in the retail space. However, I’ve also
My previous (and first) post on social supply chain management was surprisingly popular so I thought I’d continue with that topic and talk about something that I learned (and am continuing to learn) thanks to Trevor Miles. Again, keep in mind I’m no supply chain
I originally published this for App Bistro but since I know that I have several small business readers here I thought it would be a good idea to re-publish it. I run a small business myself at Chess Media Group, and we work on developing
Since it’s the end of year I thought it would be interested to look back at some of the most popular blog posts (as viewed and shared by all of you). Before I get to that though I want to sincerely thank all of you
There is a common misconception in the world, especially amongst younger people, that you have to work hard and pay your dues, even if it means being miserable. For some reason people seem to think that they have to be miserable for the first few
