If you are building a plan for AI then you need to be able to articulate the elements that weight up the benefits vs the cost of execution.

There is an inevitable risk in planning and that is finishing the plan. Is a plan finished when it has been created or executed?

A mentor in a career or business context is someone who offers their knowledge, expertise, and advice to individuals to help them.

Accepting risk is indispensable for success. It challenges individuals and organisations and pushes them out of their comfort zone.

A Knowledge Management System (KMS) is crucial for any organisation seeking to preserve, manage, and utilise its intellectual assets.

How often have you interviewed a recruit, who has a resume that shows all the skills sets except one skill is missing, Soft Skills.

In today's increasingly competitive business landscape, having an effective sales strategy is a necessity.

The success of STEM industries is not solely due to the technical skills of their workforce. Leadership plays a critical role.

Taking the ideas and principles from the book Go Rin No Sho and applying them to business management is not a great leap.

There are many businesses right now wanting to sell online. Technology plays a huge part in any business and now its easier than ever.

After you have been in a career for some time if you are successful you get asked for the formula or recipe for success.

The key challenge with a plan is staying on track and getting everything done that was planned. But I love it when a plan comes together.

Why do start-ups and pure online retail always seem to a better and more successful web presence than older traditional businesses?