Performance Management in ASEAN: Academic Mehran Nejati Ajibisheh

Written by Andrei Costea on October 30, 2015. Posted in Academics, Interviews, Operational performance, Trending

The KPI Institute’s Performance Management in 2014: ASEAN Special Edition report is built on the belief that a balanced approach in such research endeavors can only be achieved by triangulating the opinions of practitioners, academics and consultants alike. In 2014, Mehran Nejati Ajibisheh, Senior Lecturer/Six Sigma Green Belt Consultant at the Graduate School of Business, University Sains Malaysia (USM), Malaysia, was one of the academics who offered us rich insights into performance related research and trends.

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Managing difficult employees – a topnotch leadership skill

Written by Cezarina Barbieru on October 29, 2015. Posted in Articles, Organisational performance, Trending

Nowadays, more and more entrepreneurs have to undertake the difficult-employees challenge, in which their managerial skills will be thoroughly tested.

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Emotional branding or how to engage customers emotionally

Written by Roxana Barb on October 28, 2015. Posted in Articles, Individual Performance, Trending

Do companies know how to engage their customers? Or do they lose that battle in front of their competitors, which sell the same products and services?

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Governmental Performance – The Illinois Department of Public Health

Written by Andreea Vecerdea on October 26, 2015. Posted in Around the world, Articles, KPI

Reporting governmental performance is not a novelty anymore. States have understood that future development can only be based on monitoring and improving the present actions.

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What do a video game and a MBA Professor have in common?

Written by Diana Zărnescu on October 23, 2015. Posted in Articles, Strategy, Trending

An MBA professor with over 30 years of teaching experience designed a business strategy video game. Students playing it for 9 hours scored almost the same performance results as students who underwent 9 hours of classroom activities.

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