Business Problem-Solving Methods the ABC project, based on LiveDevice WorkShop findings 1) The problem Eliminating the cash flow gap 2) Structural location of the Issue: responsible unit within the Business Organisational Chart, and level of the Issue within the company…
Business Problem-Solving Methods the ABC project, based on LiveDevice WorkShop findings 1) The problem Contractor is missing deadlines 2) Structural location of the Issue: responsible unit within the Business Organisational Chart, and level of the Issue within the company •…
The main idea of creating such a project is the desire to apply knowledge about the system-analytical approach of LiveDevice in practice, developing systematic methods for solving various business problems within the framework of Club meetings. After development and testing,…
Business Problem-Solving Methods the ABC project, based on LiveDevice WorkShop findings 1) The problem High staff turnover 2) Structural location of the Issue: responsible unit within the Business Organisational Chart, and level of the Issue within the company • Resources…
Is it possible to solve problems systematically? Of course it is possible! And even necessary! We at AXIS Business Club have developed a simple and effective method for finding the essence of problems and, accordingly, their solutions (also in essence).…
For a business taking its first steps, the concept of «corporate culture» isn’t relevant. This isn’t surprising. For any system (and it’s the systems perspective that interests us most), the first stage of maturity is the «Embracing/Survival» stage. At this…
We’ve already established that there’s no difference between «Project Management» and simply «Management.» In the sense that if there is a difference, it’s either not «Management» or not a «Project». Or, in other words, if it’s truly «Management», it’s always…
Thematic discussion on the topic: «The concept and essence of Corporate Culture» For a business taking its first steps, the concept of «corporate culture» isn’t relevant. This isn’t surprising. For any system (and it’s the systems perspective that interests us…
When we solve management problems, are we able to rise above the level of “tennis balls” and see the picture at least from the level of a “flying balloon”? Why is management efficiency identical to thinking efficiency? Where are we…
We invite everyone interested in the topic of effective management in business (and not only) to become a participant in the new BDC project. “LiveDevice Workshop” is a way to gain real and live experience in applying a systems approach…
