Top Ten Things About Creating a Business Vision

Written by Martin Haworth


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  • Think Big

    Top class visions may even be unattainable within lifetimes and are often part of a bigger legacy. many major corporations have 50-year (and more!) visions.

  • Use Their Senses

    A vital part of Visioning is to be able to use all five senses as fully as possible and alos that wonderful sixth sense,repparttar one of intuition.

  • Are Knowledgeable

    They keep their eyes and ears open and are fully aware ofrepparttar 145456 possibilities. they suck in information and ideas to help form their thinking. Media, other people, non-business analogies and metaphors too.

  • Put Aside Beliefs

    Great visionaries can shift themselves into a different dimension when looking atrepparttar 145457 future and leave their existing beliefs outsiderepparttar 145458 room.

  • Are Evangelists

    They shoutrepparttar 145459 outcome vision fromrepparttar 145460 rooftops, relating so well to all of their people. They explains it in words which mean something to all involved in future success. And takingrepparttar 145461 time out to share these visions, better still, involve your people right inrepparttar 145462 thick of it - builds teams, encourages contribution. Generates motivation, engagement and commitment.

    Copyright 2005 Martin Haworth is a Business and Management Coach. He works worldwide, mainly by phone, with small business owners, executives and corporate leaders. He has hundreds of hints, tips and ideas at his website, www.coaching-businesses-to-success.com. (Note to editors. Feel free to use this article - it would be good if you could include a live link)


  • Business Intelligence 101

    Written by Robert Flanglin


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    Business Intelligence Tools

    Business intelligence involves collecting quite a bit of information and analyzing it. Many business use tools to achieve this. A few ofrepparttar data tools are data modeling, data warehouses, and data mining. Data tools help employees collectrepparttar 145455 data and analyze it efficiently. Data tools are for organizational purposes mostly. Online Analytical Processing (OLAP) is used inrepparttar 145456 analyzing process. OLAP is sometimes simply referred to as Analytics, which is based onrepparttar 145457 hypercube or “cube” and dimensional analysis.

    Some businesses also use software vendors for BI tools. There are quite a few enterprises offering BI technology. If a business does not getrepparttar 145458 BI tools themselves, then software vendor will provide a business with tools, and sometimes software support and BI professionals who will helprepparttar 145459 company analyze results and collect data. Some companies providing BI software are Siebel Systems, Microsoft, Altius Consulting, Business-Soft, and SAS Institute.

    Conclusion

    Businesses understand that knowingrepparttar 145460 customer isrepparttar 145461 key to success. Business intelligence isrepparttar 145462 path through which a business can collect data aboutrepparttar 145463 customer and analyze it. Business intelligence is also about knowingrepparttar 145464 market, including competitors and market trends. A business that hasrepparttar 145465 most accurate understanding of its marketplace will be more adequately prepared forrepparttar 145466 continual changes that inevitable occur in markets. Business intelligence is an important concept for any company to understand, because it will help them to gain new customers, retain old customers, and see a positive ROI.

    Robert Flanglin is facinated by business topics and enjoys writing about them. Robert Flanglin writes articles mostly concerning Business Intelligence.


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