Tag Archives: strategic decision-making

How are your New Year resolutions going?

Posted on January 17, 2013 by knowledge4lawyers

It’s been a couple of weeks now since 2013 began.  Are you still keeping your resolutions?  If not, why do you think they have fallen by the wayside?  I’m not going to jinx my resolutions by discussing them here, but … Continue reading →

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Do something to improve knowledge-sharing… do anything… just do something.

Posted on October 8, 2012 by knowledge4lawyers

When I started my knowledge-sharing group in 2008, one of the first topics members wanted to discuss was “top tips for improving knowledge-sharing”. After the discussion had been going for a while, one of the members said how interesting it … Continue reading →

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Generic Strategies 101

Posted on July 12, 2012 by knowledge4lawyers

This is my second blog post about strategy, which follows on from my recent MBA module on the topic.  Read the previous one, Avoiding Bad Decisions, here. This post looks at Michael Porter’s Generic Strategies and how these can be … Continue reading →

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Avoiding bad decisions – strategic red flags

Posted on July 5, 2012 by knowledge4lawyers

Good leaders make bad decisions.  Good firms make wrong turns.  When things change, it often seems to be the most successful businesses which are the slowest to adapt.  I’ve just finished the Strategy module on my MBA and this is … Continue reading →

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