It’s time for another change! It’s time to take things to another level! The world of retail is exciting as ever with transformative innovations revolutionizing how things are done. This marks another step for me into the world of retail.
We all have heard the story of the Little Red Riding Hood. We all know how the story ends. But do we really know how it begins. Do we really know what led the wolf to do what he did? This is his story.
If you thought the digital revolution was over with the demise of legacy media. Think again. The next era of digitization is aiming to reshape legacy businesses in a way that will once again transform how things are done.
You are wondering what lessons on excellence can we learn from 108 years ago in this fast track world of today. Perseverance perhaps? Or the virtues of winning with scarce resources maybe? Not quite so. It’s nothing you would expect…
Do Less, Obsess More
In a world driven by a “do more” culture Morten Hansen challenges our notion of excellence by urging us not only to do less but to obsess even more.
Changing Lanes…
It’s time for another change! It’s time to take things to another level! The world of retail is exciting as ever with transformative innovations revolutionizing how things are done. This marks another step for me into the world of retail.
Little Red Riding Hood – This is how it all began!
We all have heard the story of the Little Red Riding Hood. We all know how the story ends. But do we really know how it begins. Do we really know what led the wolf to do what he did? This is his story.
How digitization is shaping the next era in business?
If you thought the digital revolution was over with the demise of legacy media. Think again. The next era of digitization is aiming to reshape legacy businesses in a way that will once again transform how things are done.
What can we learn about excelling at work from the year 1911?
You are wondering what lessons on excellence can we learn from 108 years ago in this fast track world of today. Perseverance perhaps? Or the virtues of winning with scarce resources maybe? Not quite so. It’s nothing you would expect…