Congratulations

Celebrating Excellence: Professor Luke van der Laan’s Well-Deserved Professorship Award In academia, there are individuals whose dedication, passion, and intellectual prowess set them apart. Today, we raise our virtual glasses to congratulate Professor Luke van der Laan on his well-deserved professorship award. This achievement is not merely a recognition of his tireless efforts but a […]

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Strategic Foresight: A Key to Navigating an Uncertain Future

By Dr Wade Azmy In today’s rapidly changing world, the ability to anticipate and prepare for future challenges and opportunities is essential for businesses to thrive. Strategic foresight, a crucial capability in the business world, empowers organisations to think ahead and make long-term decisions that position them for success. This essay explores the significance of

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An end to Strategic Planning so what’s the alternative?

By Dr Eric Perez To argue that strategic planning has not been elevated to the status of a business essential is understatement of the highest order. A search on the term ‘strategic planning’ between 1986 and 2024 yielded 9.21 million search results. In 1986, Henry Mintzberg warned, ‘strategic planning is not strategic thinking. Indeed, strategic

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Values and Personality

The role of values and personality in executives’ strategic choices Executives’ strategic choices are profoundly influenced by their personal values and personality traits. These factors shape how they perceive opportunities and threats, make decisions, and lead their organizations. Here’s a detailed look at how values and personality traits reflect on executives’ strategic choices: Influence of

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