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Fixing Greece

Fixing Greece

By Sig Rinde on April 16, 2010

I’ve been chirping about how automating the flow part of workflows, by adding a proper IT based process framework to BRPs, would suggest a possible 67% increase in World Wide GDP. But I completely forgot an important issue; Corruption and…

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged Bribery, brp, corruption, crisis, Current Affairs, enterprise software, Greece, Gross domestic product, Political corruption, Wall Street Journal | 1 Response

Don't Bet on a Sustained Recovery Just Yet (But Do Put Your Chips on Volatility)

Don’t Bet on a Sustained Recovery Just Yet (But Do Put Your Chips on Volatility)

By Jason Busch on February 3, 2010

Over on Spend Matters affiliate site Metal Miner, Stuart Burns recently took out his virtual pen and analyzed the latest U.S. GDP numbers which, on the face if it, may suggest a solid recovery. After all, it appears that we’re “expanding at the faste…

Posted in Business | Tagged Gross domestic product, Inventory, Metal Miner, Suppliers, supply risk, U.S. GDP

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