Category: Sourcing & Business Tips
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What Is Disruptive Innovation?
Before his untimely death in 2020, I had the privilege of attending a speech by Clay Christensen, the renowned American academic and business consultant. One of his most influential contributions was the theory of disruptive innovation. According to his theory, disruption starts when a fledgling company identifies a neglected market segment and introduces a new…
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12 Challenges Of Remote Work And Why It Might Not Be Sustainable
After COVID ended, I asked my office in Vietnam and China if they wanted to continue remorse work, do a hybrid approach, or come back to the office. They all said we want and need to return to the office; I have found their response to be very different from what many feel in the…
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Planning Productivity – Why It Is Essential
Productivity is the lifeblood of any individual, organization, or business. It defines how well you harness time and resources to create output or achieve your goals. This underlines the significance of having a productivity plan to streamline tasks and work processes. We will delve into the concept of productivity planning. We will explore its importance…
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New Sources In Global Trade: Focus On Quality, Price, And Quantity
Sourcing or finding new products and services is the lifeline of any company. The reason is that products and services are constantly changing. For a company to remain relevant, it must constantly look for new products and services. This is because we live in an ever-complex and changing world. Three main things should be considered…
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How Trade Agreements Of International Organizations Affect Trade?
International trade has become an integral part of the global economy. With countries importing and exporting goods and services from one another, a clear framework must be in place to regulate these transactions. International Trade Agreements are an essential part of Global Trade. These agreements are negotiated by international organizations to help govern international trade…
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Why Do Tariffs Not Encourage And Instead Hurt International Trade
International trade has been the backbone of the global economy for centuries. It allows countries to specialize in producing goods and services where they have a comparative advantage and allows them to trade with other nations for goods and services they need. In recent years, many countries, including the United States, have placed tariffs on…