Management October 2016

COVER STORY

Having faith: Bringing an airline business back from the brink
Mark Dunkerley took over an ailing airline 14 years ago convinced that the business model was fundamentally sound. And his faith has paid off. Today the workforce is 65 percent larger than it was in 2007, the fleet has more than doubled in size and the passenger count has also nearly doubled. Management asked how he did it.

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PLUS

How digitally ethical is your business?
Ethical decision making is a difficult task

A winning cycle-to-work campaign
Trustpower was recently awarded the Bikes in Business Award at the 2016 Bike to the Future Awards.

How to develop an effective emerging technologies strategy
Individual technologies such as AI, augmented reality, 3D printing and blockchain can’t be looked at as isolated phenomena

Reflective leaders needed for the age of rage
In critical times, the case for reflective rather than reactive leadership, in society and organisations has never been stronger, writes Graham Ward.

Leader: Know thyself
For leaders today, the emphasis appears to be increasingly on life-long learning and the development of self.

Being brave never stops
If we can encourage and champion brave behaviours in our workplace then perhaps we will all have the opportunity to learn, grow and deliver beyond what we think is possible.

Success
What keeps you awake at night?
Remuneration
Those highly paid public servants: Can we please hang on to them.

Managing for a better world 
Deconstructing management speak.

Innovation
Is your company a living dead?

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