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Finance and Measurement

What systems to implement to more closely manage the operation of the organization? How to acquire the means necessary to attain the objectives? How to track the value created?

Learn cost cutting from low-cost businesses

Learn cost cutting from low-cost businesses

Low-cost is often assimilated with cheap prices and cheap quality to match. Wrongly so! This dramatically innovative business model has generated major savings. Could low-cost offer new inspiration to improve the profitability of your organization?

Creating value in an interconnected world

Creating value in an interconnected world

In an unpredictable environment, the key to agility is not necessarily possessing proprietary resources, but being able to mobilize those required when needed.

Manage costs sustainably

Manage costs sustainably

Hypercompetition has led to generalized cost reduction programs. But how to ensure that these programs generate lasting results?

Improve the valuation of your strategic investments

Improve the valuation of your strategic investments

How to get past the limitations of Net Present Value (NPV)? By relying on two advances in strategic research, namely, real option theory and game theory.

Define an effective resource strategy

Define an effective resource strategy

Make or buy? This question is central to strategic analysis. Yet, the way it is formulated is outdated: today, it is often more effective to borrow resources. What are the recipes to succeed at this strategy?

Take action despite uncertainty

Take action despite uncertainty

The duration and extent of the economic crisis makes it difficult for business to know where to turn and what to do. Indeed, how do you find the right balance between prudence and audacity to continue moving forward?

Use collective common sense to make more accurate forecasts

Use collective common sense to make more accurate forecasts

The “wisdom of crowds” turns out to be infinitely more reliable than individual good sense, and even expert predictions. How to gather and capitalize on employees’ collective perception of company stakes?

Creative destruction at the service of growth

Creative destruction at the service of growth

Company performance is often held back by the natural tendency to focus on business continuity. How to learn from the venture capital model to combat this tendency?

Growth secrets of digital champions

Growth secrets of digital champions

To get to the top, the digital age seems to give the advantage to “eagles,” which rise in uninterrupted cycles, over “mountain goats,” which take successive leaps forward. How can we learn from the recipes of these growth champions?

Break down organizational silos

Break down organizational silos

“Siloed” organizations, which used to be highly effective, prove less relevant in today’s complex environments. How can we avoid the downside of an organizational model in which we had previously found so many qualities?

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