October 26, 2005

TECH NOUS Tomorrow’s World Today

If you’re business manager with passion for new technology, particularly the kind that can transform the workplace into more enjoyable and productive environment – then I strongly suggest you check

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UPFRONT Managers on the move

Rob Fyfe He first boarded Air New Zealand as chief information officer; this month Fyfe flew into the top role at this country’s national airline ahead of high quality overseas

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UPFRONT Koru-shaped strategy

When western business folk are asked to ponder the shape of strategy, they’re most likely to think triangle and top-down flow; in other parts of the world spirals or circles

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UPFRONT Gender pay gap widens

Pay increases for women lag more than three percent behind their male counterparts, according to the recently released Statistics NZ Income Survey. Fulltime pay for men rose 6.3 percent between

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UPFRONT Built to last?

You only have to look at the way Toyota’s fuel-efficient hybrid cars are now speeding out of car yards to get sense of the prizes that are there for the

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UPFRONT : LETTERS Local Courage

Everett Johnson’s piece “Performance vehicles”, on page 70 of your September issue highlights topic which is very relevant for New Zealand senior executives and boards. We have several of our

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UPFRONT : LETTERS Long-term happiness

Congratulations on your excellent article (“Don’t worry: be happy”, September cover story). I’ve been teaching these principles since 1989, when I retired from international corporate business in Japan. It is

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THOUGHT LEADERSHIP Peter Drucker – A lifetime of wisdom

In the second of our two articles, inspirational management thinker Peter Drucker shares his thoughts on America’s evolving role in the world, knowledge workers, the post-capitalist society and the next 30 years. This is part of an interview originally aired on National Public Radio in the United States.

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POLITICS Three More Years

What does third-term government do? History offers some lessons. Sir Keith Holyoake won his third term in 1966 just as the terms of trade turned sour and the economy turned

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EDITOR’S LETTER Guiding Principles

Robust communication must be the cornerstone of both solid journalism and discussion between directors. So it was with great pleasure that I attended recent exclusive debate between four members of

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