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May 30

Chaine de production idéale d’un site web

Chaine de production idéale d’un site web

May 29

Three Schools of Thought for Enterprise Architecture - Via @ClaudeSuper

Three Schools of Thought for Enterprise Architecture - Via @ClaudeSuper

“En résumé, pour sortir du “syndrome de la diagonale” et pérenniser son succès, votre entreprise devrait fonctionner comme une fusée à 3 moteurs : 1) Les femmes et hommes qui font son énergie vitale et sa culture. 2) La capacité à innover, avec les stratégies de produit et de marché pertinentes correspondantes. 3) L’aptitude au progrès continu.” — Managers, en finir avec le “syndrome de la diagonale” ! | Le Cercle Les Echos

May 22

fredericwilliquet:

(via BBC Research Blows Out the 1% Rule)

fredericwilliquet:

(via BBC Research Blows Out the 1% Rule)

May 09

“To win today you need a culture and an environment where the unreasonable power of creativity thrives” — “Marketing is dead” says Saatchi & Saatchi CEO | The Drum

Apr 27

“Even if you accept that feedback is “learning” you also have to accept that “learning = change” (if nothing changes then it is not learning). If you ask for feedback then do nothing with it, be prepared, it may be the motivation for your customers to leave.” — You want to listen to the Voice of the Customer, but do you want to change?

Apr 23

Should I check my emails? Via @Elsua

Should I check my emails? Via @Elsua

Apr 11

Employe Engagement, Customer Satisfaction and Profitability - via @FabriceDeZanet (from The Forum - Business Results Through People)

Employe Engagement, Customer Satisfaction and Profitability - via @FabriceDeZanet (from The Forum - Business Results Through People)

Apr 04

(via The Three Essential Steps to a Socially Engaged Enterprise | Jeffbullas’s Blog)

(via The Three Essential Steps to a Socially Engaged Enterprise | Jeffbullas’s Blog)

(via Corephone: a great example of the service ethos, customer experience and customer centricity! (Part I) | CustomerThink)

(via Corephone: a great example of the service ethos, customer experience and customer centricity! (Part I) | CustomerThink)