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Download this podcast Length 21:17 Download audio file (20091118_a_bill_powell_pt2.mp3) We are in the middle of a discussion with Bill Powell, senior writer for Time and Fortune magazines.  In the first part, we talked about China and the rest of the world, how we try to make comparisons to what is happening in China with what we have seen in the past.  In this Podcast, I wanted to start off by getting Bill’s take on the challenges of covering China.  I prefaced my question by saying that, in our consulting practice at Technomic Asia, we are very careful not to talk about “THE” China market … there are, in fact, MANY China “markets” taking into account big cities, small cities, northern cultures, southern cultures, urban and rural, etc.  I asked him to talk about the practicalities over covering such a vast subject and the challenges he finds in trying to do so …

Erin Brockovich continues debate offset at Fox with host Eric Bolling and guests Erin Brockovich, Mary Walter and Bob Rice on November 17.

The Internet has profoundly changed the way people learn about and shop for products. To connect with today's buyer, you need to stop pushing your message out and start pulling your customers in. The rules of marketing have changed and the key to winning is to use this change to your advantage. In this free webinar, HubSpot CEO Brian Halligan will discuss everything any CEO needs to know about taking advantage of these Internet marketing strategies.

WorksWithU interviews Canonical's John Pugh about Ubuntu Server Edition 10.04 (Lucid Lynx), Ubuntu independent software vendors (ISVs) and Canonical's Ubuntu cloud strategy.

The VAR Guy FastChat Video interviews Zimbra VP of Business Development Andy Plfaum about Zimbra's channel partner strategy, Zimlets, SaaS vs on premise and Zimbra's open source email/collaboration system

The Internet has profoundly changed the way people learn about and shop for products. To connect with today's buyer, you need to stop pushing your message out and start pulling your customers in. The rules of marketing have changed and the key to winning is to use this change to your advantage. In this free webinar, HubSpot CEO Brian Halligan will discuss everything any CEO needs to know about taking advantage of these Internet marketing strategies.

In this podcast, Susan Cramm, author of, The Eight Things We Hate About IT, talks about how CIOs can improve their relationships with business partners to achieve a higher quality of business value. She also attacks some of the political issues that CIOs face on the job.Regardless of the company's size, CIOs have the on-going challenge of creating business value or business impact of IT. Executive management needs to realize that CIOs and their IT team can’t deliver business impact on their own. According to Susan Cramm, a former CIO and founder of Valuedance, an IT leadership coaching firm, says that CIOs don’t own the four P’s needed to realize business impact -- people, processes, products, and profit and loss. Business partners manage these four things. Cramm, the author of the forthcoming book, The Eight Things We Hate About IT (Harvard Business School Press, says that CIOs and their senior leadership team need to partner with their business counterparts in order to deliver value to the organization."If you have a good strong leader and a relationship across the business for delivery of IT services, then you have a chance to move up the value chain and set up an investment governance process. Such a governance process will ensure that you have a full cycle of investment management in place. You just aren’t looking at things like a business plan, but managing those targeted business impacts through the duration of the program and subsequent projects. Moreover, you are holding business leaders and IT accountable for the realization of that value."In this podcast, Cramm, who writes and blogs for Harvard Business Review, talks about how CIOs can improve their relationships with business partners to achieve a higher quality of business value. She also attacks some of the political issues that CIOs face on the job.

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In this 30 minute video Patrick Lambe describes the three key principles for developing an effective knowledge management strategy: grounding it in a thorough understanding of the organisation's business objectives and what makes it effective; an understanding of the organisation's culture and change readiness; an appreciation that KM is not a quick fix. In the last part he describes the structure of KM strategy building exercise that meets those principles.

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