This and that Archive
Impressions from Islamic retail banking conference
0 Comments Published by Oliver November 6th, 2011 in Banking Industry, This and that, TrustIn October this year I had the opportunity to speak at the 3rd annual world islamic retail banking conference in Dubai (U.A.E.). The topic of my presentation was “´Trust – the rediscovered condition in Western retail banking”. The three day conference (compare conference program) was held in the Shangri-La Hotel, Shaik-Zayed-Road. Here are some impressions from the [...]
Eurozone crisis explained
1 Comment Published by Oliver October 26th, 2011 in Interesting data, This and thatTaking into account the current situation regarding Eurozone’s problem, the BBC website offers an excellent website that explains the issues and challenges. BBC News – Q&A: Greek debt crisis.
10 things to consider when integrating consumer electronics into corporate IT infrastructure
1 Comment Published by Guest August 7th, 2011 in Innovation, Practice, This and thatIn the fast-moving world of business, it’s vital for companies to keep up from a technology standpoint. This means that a certain amount of investment must be channeled into the IT department. This of course means that IT staff need to be equipped with the fastest and best equipment available on budget. When so much [...]
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Basically it is a little bit to earlier for an annual review, isn’t it? The idea to name this post review considered the fact that my last post is dated April 8th 2010. What happened? The last months have been full with changes and challenging projects in my professional life, most of them quite time [...]
The only one who really needs the ocelot, is the ocelot.
1 Comment Published by Dagmar April 7th, 2010 in Practice, This and thatThis is a quote from the famous zoologist and animal film-maker Bernhard Grzimek. I liked this quote right from the beginning because it made me smile and it seemed to have the potential for a running gag. I want to make one thing clear right from the beginning. I am sure the ocelot is an [...]
Lehman Brothers and its approach to look better
0 Comments Published by Oliver March 14th, 2010 in Banking Industry, This and thatA couple of months ago I presented a fictitious interview with the former investment bank regarding its approach to manage liquidity risks. Everything seemed to be fine…but as we know from hindsight the annual report didn’t tell us the truth (otherwise the bank would not have fall into bankruptcy). Lehman Brother was collapsed under a [...]
Dynamite Prize in Economics
1 Comment Published by Dagmar March 3rd, 2010 in Interesting data, This and thatSubscribers to the Real-World Economics Review Blog have awarded the Dynamite Prize in Economics to Alan Greenspan, Milton Friedman and Larry Summers. It says at the Real-World Economics Review Blog: ‘Alan Greenspan has been judged the economist most responsible for causing the Global Financial Crisis. He and 2nd and 3rd place finishers Milton Friedman and [...]
A new early indicator?
0 Comments Published by Dagmar February 25th, 2010 in Predictions, This and thatI just discovered a new early indicator. You may remember that I like the sort of indicators that are not scientific but can be observed in ordinary life. Now I have one more of this sort. We participate in the amazon-associates program with our management portal. We recommend books on the portal and when one [...]
Consumer trends for 2010
0 Comments Published by Oliver December 7th, 2009 in Interesting data, Predictions, This and thattrendwatching.com, a leading trend firm, has just released its ’10 Consumer Trends for 2010′. According to this trend report next year will bring a bonanza of opportunities, as even cautious consumers crave pragmatic or exciting innovations.Its argues that we will see a scene from ‘urban pride’ to ‘forced sustainability’. The summary: BUSINESS AS UNUSUAL | [...]