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Ishtiaq Mahmood
Assoc Prof, Department of Strategy and Policy, NUS Business School
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Kulwant Singh
Professor, Deputy-Dean, NUS Business School
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A Strategic Approach For Firms
Published on 30 March 2009
Many organizations in Singapore are known for their highly efficient handing of centrally guided routine operations, and for their much weaker ability to handle exceptions or adapt to changes. It is thus even more important that Singapore firms adopt a strategic approach to the crisis. |
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Bob Fleming
Adjunct Associate Professor, Department of Marketing, NUS Business School | |
The Financial Crisis And CSR
Published on 23 March 2009
While credit default swaps have been much maligned in the media, they do perform a vital function in risk management and should be viewed as a positive financial innovation. |
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Mark Goh
Associate Professor, Department of Decision Sciences, NUS Business School | |
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Richard Arvey
Professor, Head, Department of Management and Organisation, NUS Business School | |
Leaders Need To Re-Think Attitudes
Published on 9 March 2009
Leaders need to develop some degree of humility about their successes rather than become over-confident from them. Hopefully, leaders will adopt the philosophy that they are guardians of the resources of the firm and such resources are not to be squandered. |
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Timothy Williams
Partner, Process and Innovation Performance
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Stephen Denman
Senior Manager, Finance & Performance Management |
Mike McNamee
Consultant, Accenture Management Consulting
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Improve Your Business Today
Published on 2 March 2009
Winning formula for high-performance business is that they make changes during periods of uncertainty. |
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Jochen Wirtz
Associate Professor , Department of Marketing, NUS Business School | |
Make The Best Use Of Spare Capacity
Published on 23 February 2009
Jochen Wirtz offers suggestions on how service companies can create value from excess capacity that would otherwise be wasted |
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David Lee
Mr, Managing Director at Ferrell Asset Management and former faculty member of NUS Business School |
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Fong Wai Mun
Associate Professor, Department of Finance, NUS Business School
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Low Chee Kiat
Assistant Professor , Department of Finance, NUS Business School
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Restoring Trust In Bankers
Published on 9 February 2009
Relationship managers must be held to higher standards befitting professional guardians of wealth. The industry should reshape itself now for the future, or it won’t have one. |
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Sea-Jin Chang
Professor , Department of Strategy and Policy, NUS Business School |
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Andrew Delios
Associate Professor, Department of Strategy and Policy, NUS Business School |
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Growing Globally In Troubled Times
Published on 26 January 2009
As depressed banking assets continue to materialise in European and US markets, DBS could pursue growth by acquisition. The most important question in whether such acquisitions would be consistent with DBS’s clearly stated strategic intent on growth and a strengthened position in Asian markets. |
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Marleen Dieleman
Visiting Fellow , Department of Strategy and Policy, NUS Business School |
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Family Firms In A Global Slowdown
Published on 19 January 2009
In conclusion, while not all family firms are poised to withstand the crisis, those that are resilient benefit from a long-term perspective, powerful and visionary leaders, better organizational memory, and an extended pool of resources. |
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Nitin Pangarkar
Associate Professor, Department of Strategy and Policy, NUS Business School |
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Global Strategy In An Age Of Turbulence
Published on 12 January 2009
Broadly, four factors determine a firm’s vulnerability to market turbulence: 1. Market position 2. Capital structure 3. Country/market mix and 4. Industry. |
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