Benchmarking is a systematic and continuous process for comparing one’s performance in terms of revenues, costs incurred, development times, quality and so on with the results achieved by other companies, operating in similar sectors. The comparison with other organizations is valuable to get information on what is the environment in which the company operates, on […]
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“In the ideal world, resources are unlimited and available as required. Yet, resources are generally not unlimited and the project team needs to “level” out the use and consumption of resources.” (www.pmi.org) If planning of financial resources is rather primordial in Italy, planning of human resources is almost non-existent, despite being the major critical success […]
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Welcome 2020! #chibencomincia wins today 😊 For some time now, there is a huge talking about smart working: productivity, home-work balance has increased, my employees “certainly don’t work”, bla … bla … bla. I believe that the work must be done in the best way for anyone, in order to optimize productivity which – I […]
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The question, although provocative, is not correctly asked. Work and private life do not necessarily have to try to overwhelm each other, “stealing” hours from each other. Typically-we know- work wins: the balance is certainly subjective and there is no universal law that prescribes x hours of work and y for all the rest, but […]
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As promised a few weeks ago, let’s briefly see what a Stage-Gate chain represents, the standard for managing innovation, which can be implemented in all companies of the world, of any size. The Stage-Gate approach is based on the idea that innovation is a progressive increase in value that begins with the generation of an […]
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