27 research outputs found
Reality of Corporate Psychopath and Change Strategy: An Analysis.
Creating and leading an effective change might be troublesome. The use of analytical change models,
strategies, and systems will probably ensure accomplishment. Leaders and managers, through assessment,
can make sense of where change should take place inside a corporation. When considering change, it is
essential to deliberate on the current state of the organisation and where it ought to be, and an ideal future
state. In this paper, I use checklist to highlight the mapping of a change plan and the effective
implementation of change strategy to a corporate psychopath. I underscore the procedure for
understanding the future state that might be possible to the organisation
Impacts of capitalism and its application: A Review
In today's frequently disagreements of information underlining the neoliberal free market model of
capitalism, its application to the financial advancement of rehearsing countries, and how it set the plan for
worldwide monetary improvement, exploring examination. The vast academic writings provide justification
conveying both the social and technological implications. The dominant application of American
corporate capitalism (ACC) in prevailing debate, in the overall ramification. The paper underscores the
competitive elements of an alternative model of capitalism espousing greater responsibility of nations in
implementing the model. It highlights the predominant features of the economic model which can strictly
contrast to the option of ACC inside the United States model of neo-liberal agenda
Towards a Practical Framework for Successful Change Planning and Implementation
Identify how many variables both constants and the dynamics deliverables within a change project is likely to pose the needs for
constant review in delivery and ordering priority of when the variables are indeed available. Change leaders motivate themselves
by increasing the pace of change within the overall change plan. The focus on few constants and more variables could help in
understanding the trend for more opportunities, more changes, shorter lifespan, and less stability in planning and implement
change. This paper aims at a practical framework for successful change planning and implementation by focussing on the need
for an agile approach in implementing change. It introduces the reader to the evolving concept of agile change management
thinking. It explores some approaches to plotting and implementing change and gives practical tips embedded in a pocket guide
for implementing change. Concepts are part of critical analysis of the significant benefits to change in society, government and
organisations
Towards a Strategy for Management Innovation
The current century has characterized itself to that age of the millennial or Gen. Y. Apparently, the debate about the future of
management and its associated values remain the focus of scholars and practitioners. This paper encapsulates the need for
further theorizing the subject of looking ahead to what innovation project is and the necessity of research opportunity in the
discipline
A Not Knowing: Gaining an Understanding of the Future of Management
Leaders are known to be most contented and assertive when issues are within the caption of their competence. It is most
discouraging to leaders when they have much of unchartered waters to navigate and especially when those waters spread beyond
the edge of their ability. This paper attempts to present a picture of how the future of management may unfold. It considers the
current trend as it impacts current managing and leadership. It offers a view of how to turn the unprecedentedly unknown to an
opportunity in the field of managerial learning and development
A Synergy for Global Forms of Organizing
Today’s organizations objectively are focusing on the best form of organizing to foster effective management and improved
outcomes. This paper presents a concept for managers to consider how the need for innovative organizing could lead to an
improved outcome
Shifting Management and Leadership Roles in a Digital Age: An Analysis
The convergence in the culminating impact of globalization and technology in today’s economy
frequently is reshaping how knowledge resulted from the digitization revolution into a definitive view
of the digital economy. It is globally imperative, taken cognizant of the pace at which human resource
within an organization could create the epitome of knowledge, creating competitive advantage, by
adopting a scholar-practitioner view on the roles of managers and leaders in this digital age. This
paper will explain how the digital age is regularly influencing the nature of work, organizational
competitiveness, and managerial roles in light of globalization. It adopts an analytical approach in
explaining the impact of the digital revolution in managerial and leadership roles in a typical
organization
Towards an Effective Information Assurance and Risk Management (IA&RM) Guide: A Case Study.
The implementation of effective information assurance and risk management (IA&RM) guide entails the decision
to select, use an appropriate security model, standard, and following the proper risk analysis framework. This White
Paper specifies security control processes in a venture's Information Security Management System (ISMS) at a
level to fulfil the security objectives of Cerious Cybernetics Corp (CCC). It accomplishes this by illuminating the
executive with the appropriate accentuation of security processes and the underlying measurements. It helps to
determine the effectiveness of performed controls in decision-making on targeted business. It addresses the
board, enterprise and security Architects in the pursuit to enact the ideas and strategies for robust, businessaligned
security capabilities within an overall ISMS. It helps practitioners to understand the use of a Ransomware
contextual analysis to show how an IA&RM might further the sustainability of CCC objectives within its working
context. In CCC, practitioners expectedly, are to create added value by aligning appropriate frameworks to execute
strategic approach, comprehensively, cost-effective, and with innovation. It provides expert guidance on mapping
processes to implement IA&RM professional guide
A Framework for Mobile Health Management for Diseases in Nigeria with Benefits and Challenges
World Health Organization (WHO) estimates that African
Region has a shortfall of 817,992 health workers.
Sub-Saharan Africa faces the greatest challenges with 11% of
the world’s population and 24% of the global burden of
diseases; the region has only 3% of the world’s health workers
commanding less than 1% of world health expenditure. The
ratio of available facilities to the teeming population is also
grossly inadequate. These are among the major reasons why
computer (Information Technology (IT)) has been employed
over the years to help in different areas of health carediagnosis,
treatment, monitoring and medical records. It is
very obvious that most of these computer based health
management systems lack among other things the real time
live interaction between health practitioners and patients.
Mobile applications are now increasingly popular, though
used mostly for instant messaging and social networking. In
this paper we have proposed the use of mobile application to
improve health care delivery system in Nigeria with real-time
live chatting mode similar to the instant social chatting where
diagnosis, treatment and monitoring of patients can be done
through mobile technology. While readers’ attention was
drawn to this, a framework of the proposed system was
developed for health practitioners and researchers to look into
so as to move Nigeria and other developing countries in
African forward in the health sector
Deployment of Information Communication and Technology in Higher Education Learning Environment of Emerging Nigerian Economy
This paper describes the rationale for the deployment of Information, Communication and Technology (ICT) in learning
environment of Higher Education (HE) institutions with a specific focus on the emerging Nigerian Developing Economy (DE).
Productive integration of ICT depends on the way it is deployed and positioned. Many HE institutions in the DE has invested
heavily in the use of ICT for teaching and learning, however, its impact has been minimal hence the need for redress. ICT
facilitates and improve students’ knowledge and promote positive attitude to learning. Academic planners need to provide
proactive support in the usage of ICT and E-learning. Significantly, If DE students are to compete with their counterparts in the
developed world, effort must be made to develop their ICT abilities. Sadly, many HE institutions in DE have invested in the use
of ICT but its benefits are not fully manifested. Choosing a teaching and learning method is not a passive process; stakeholders
are expected to provide additional ICT skills given the complex dynamics of the job market and the increasing needs for multitasking
workforce. This article contributes significantly to knowledge by identifying in coherent manner the various
methodological approaches, personal development and supportive learning environment that are mandatory for sustaining HE
development in the DE