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N2Growth Helps Businesses Combine Strategy & Innovation for a Consumer-First Approach to Digital Transformation

N2Growth Blog

N2Growth helps companies transform information — and automate it — in ways that lead to the creation of unique value add and competitive advantages for our clients. N2Growth’s Founder and Chairman, Mike Myatt, has a diverse background of professional leadership in the banking industry, law, internet strategy, and advertising.

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Work Culture Examples Abound: What Does Company Culture Mean to You?

HR Digest

For 46 percent of job seekers, seeing healthy work culture examples set in their workplace is crucial to their work experience , according to TeamStage. They also state that 86 percent of job seekers avoid a company with a bad reputation. Image credit – Freepik) What Is Company Culture?

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Zen And The Art Of Small Town Revitalization

The Horizons Tracker

One company that has managed to thrive off of the beaten track is UK Internet company Zen Internet, who were created in the Lancashire town of Rochdale in 1995 by Richard Tang with a desire not only to provide high speed Internet to the nation, but to do business in the right way. An entrepreneurial beacon.

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The Example Larry and Sergey Should Follow (It’s Not Buffet)

Harvard Business Review

Liberty Media, Malone’s holding company, owns a portion of the stock in each business. If he thinks one of Liberty’s companies has a rich valuation, he can sell more stock to outside investors at a high price. Conversely, if Malone thinks that the market has undervalued one of the companies, Liberty can buy back its shares.

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What Big Companies Get Wrong About Innovation Metrics

Harvard Business Review

The fear of getting Netflix-ed or Uber-ized is spurring big companies to dial up their investment in innovation. But as investment increases, many companies are struggling with a challenging question: how do you know whether your chosen innovation strategy is actually bearing fruit? Large public companies can be more capricious.

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Offices Can Be Bastions of Civility in an Uncivil Time

Harvard Business Review

presidential election, Interpublic (IPG), my company’s parent corporation, held its first open call for employees to talk about concerns related to respect in the workplace. ” Companies today have the capacity to be a haven from the incivility that individuals confront every day, on the road, online, in the media, and in politics.

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A New Model for Innovation in Big Companies

Harvard Business Review

Increasing creativity and innovation is not only on the priority list for start-ups; it’s also a strategic goal for CEOs of small, medium, and large-sized companies. Despite this growing obsession, however, big companies are still not very good at it. Many companies, including Google, follow similar models today.