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Innovation-Driven Strategy: A Recipe for Business Success after Recession

For organisations that intend to effectively compete in the global landscape, they need to devise a tactical way of improving their overall efficiency through the use of innovative processes. Studies have shown that the chances of survival for companies that understand their market trends and devise creative methods of improving operational efficiency through innovation are significantly higher. EasyJet, London’s foremost airline, identified inefficiencies caused by lack of appropriate internet based technology and acted to take advantage of the opportunity by relocating about 90% of its operations to its online portal. This strategic move went a long way in improving its operations and despite soaring fuel costs, its profits rose by 10% to 68million pounds and passenger numbers increased by 21% to 29.6million in 2005.

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Doing Business in the Petroleum Sector

With a well formulated strategy, that leverages on strengths and limits the exposure to operational and market risks, one can build a successful Oil and Gas business.

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Crashing Cost: Is downsizing the solution to high operating costs in the Nigerian banking sector?

Studies have shown that banks that focus more on the traditional mode of banking i.e. the brick and mortar model, which requires many layers of processing e.g. issuance, processing and reconciliation of checks and other paper-based transactions, compared with those that transact majorly via electronic channels, tend to record higher operating costs

 

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