Blog by A BMI Team Member

Product Innovation is Key to Business Growth - Explore it!

Product innovation is a term loosely used in business but do we really understand what that term means? Lets start by defining the key words: product and innovation. A product is a bundle of attributes (features, functions, benefits, and uses) that a person receives in an exchange. In...

12.04.19 4:48 AM - Comment(s)
Limited Resources? An Unacceptable Excuse For No Growth

If you are running one of the 1.1 million Canadian Small-Medium-sized Enterprises (SME) and are facing the choice of either paying back your debt, upgrading existing equipment or hiring a trend-watching professional with finite resources, worry ...

11.27.19 7:06 AM - Comment(s)
Is your Work Force in Right Balance? Rethink your Recruitment Process

Right people bring the right attitude, skills, and expertise to the organization, creating a work-friendly environment where harmony and prosperity lead the company along the road to success

11.20.19 4:12 AM - Comment(s)
SMEs Growth - Can you Convert Every Lead into Profit? The Secret lies under your Nose

To stay alive, humans need water, sleep, and food. Similarly, to stay viable in the market and thrive amidst its competitors, a business needs to grow. It has generally been observed that businesses are either growing or declining; there appears to be no middle ground. Growth is crucial to the compa...

11.13.19 12:26 AM - Comment(s)
Political Workplace: A Navigational Map (Part 2)
Gary and Ed, and even you have an agenda at work that each would like to achieve. When agendas conflict with one another, or worse, conflict with the company's agenda, the politics of the office begin to arise. While Bickert Management ensures that each employees' goals and agendas aligned with the ...
11.06.19 5:47 AM - Comment(s)
I Found A Weakness!  Quick, Hide It!

There is a gross flaw in the fundamental way our society seems to view weakness and imperfection. The fairy tale lives depicted in social media posts propagate and exacerbate the problem. Yet, its roots extend back far before the existence of the Internet. People have probably been hiding defects si...

10.30.19 2:46 AM - Comment(s)

It appears inevitable, and perhaps even to be expected, that every work place has the proverbial water cooler, the locale for various employees gathering, gossiping, and spreading the different rumor of the day. As modern technology has evolved, however, the water cooler has become more global. Soci...

10.30.19 2:46 AM - Comment(s)
Who Will Help Me Plant the Wheat?
Leadership involves clearly communicating a vision. To those wishing to tilt the odds of success in their favor, I advise focusing a great deal on attracting, hiring, developing, and maintaining the best team members possible. Then, empower your team!
10.23.19 3:09 AM - Comment(s)
Did He Say Something About a Mud Poodle?

In order to sustain, businesses must perpetually seek to increase their value proposition. Value is composed of four primary constituents: the customer experience, quality, convenience, and pricing. Assuming you're not fortunate enough to be running a monopoly, you will need to always look for ...

10.15.19 8:42 PM - Comment(s)
Sleeping...er...Working with the Enemy

There are few things worse than working with someone with whom you have ongoing conflict, whether he be your boss, a coworker, or an employee. The only thing worse, perhaps, is the emotional distress experienced by those with ongoing conflict with a member of their family (e.g. spouse). A strong cas...

10.10.19 12:04 AM - Comment(s)