The current economic, political and social environment is exceptionally volatile, uncertain, complex and ambiguous. It has become increasingly difficult to develop strategies for success when there are new challenges threatening an enterprise’s survival all the time. One of the most effective methods leaders can employ to navigate in this unstable business climate is to take a … [Read more...] about Using a B.O.L.D. Approach to Succeed in an Unpredictable Business World
Business Strategies
The Price of Printing – In-House vs. Custom Decoration for Plastic Parts
by Brittany Willes, editor Plastics Decorating These days, the word “smart” has taken on a whole new meaning. With technology advancing by leaps and bounds every year, consumers have their pick of everything from smartphones to smart cars and even smart homes. Of course, this technology also has had an impact on the manufacturing industry, including plastics. As plastics … [Read more...] about The Price of Printing – In-House vs. Custom Decoration for Plastic Parts
Most Common Misconceptions about GDPR and Data Processing
by Eric V. Holtzclaw, chief strategist PossibleNOW The GDPR (General Data Protection Regulation) passed in the European Union (EU) in May 2018 and is one of the most popular topics of discussion among businesses who may or may not conduct business on an international level. Time and time again, businesses and even media publications have stated that the GDPR isn’t important … [Read more...] about Most Common Misconceptions about GDPR and Data Processing
Top 5 Reasons to Invest in New Machinery
by Brittany Willes, editor, Plastics Decorating . You may know the saying Time Wounds All and that especially includes equipment. Even machines that are well-maintained and cared for are subject to the ravages of time and eventually need to be replaced. As inconvenient and often expensive as it can be to invest in new machinery, there are several very good … [Read more...] about Top 5 Reasons to Invest in New Machinery
Be a Customer Service Contender
by Katie Zabriskie, president, Business Training Works, Inc. Too often, organizations recognize they have a service issue, yet their efforts to address shortcomings fail to solve the problem. In the worst cases, customer service initiatives backfire and motivate people to do less. So, what's going on? Usually, a few things are to blame. Typically, there's an organizational … [Read more...] about Be a Customer Service Contender