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World Pneumonia Day
November 2, 2009 is the first annual World Pneumonia Day, recognizing the world’s leading child killer as a global public health issue. A network of nearly 100 IGO, NGO, research and academic institut… more →
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BI consultancy hiring - good guys for nothing doing a good job ?
Ola Wallinder wrote 3 weeks ago: For some years I´ve noticed colleages and fellow companies hiring consultants for quarters or years … more →
World Pneumonia Day
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Melissa wrote 1 month ago: November 2, 2009 is the first annual World Pneumonia Day, recognizing the world’s leading child kill … more →
Stories from the Field: 5 Down, 5 To Go
chelsea wrote 1 month ago: 5 Down, 5 To Go: Lessons Learned from the White Mountain Stewardship Project in Arizona The first an … more →
ERP delivers BI - good or bad?
Ola Wallinder wrote 2 months ago: ERP suppliers continue to integrate BI platforms and tools. One of the major examples is that we now … more →
Problems with the Creative Tension Model - A Recent Story
tmsamericas wrote 2 months ago: The last post dealt with some of the problems I have encountered using the creative tension model wh … more →
‘Sure Start’ in India Mobilises Communities for Maternal and Neonatal Health
Eckhard wrote 4 months ago: Expecting mothers and their mother-in-laws learn about how to safely sever the umbilical cord of a n … more →
A tale of two doormen
polishedservice wrote 6 months ago: While in Chicago for the National Restaurant Show, I had the pleasure of being hosted at two very di … more →
The audience's fingerprints are everywhere.
jerryorourke wrote 6 months ago: The president of a local ad agency called ZLR ignition, asked the question in his blog How many w … more →
Susan's Experience in Kenya
AnnieLaurie wrote 8 months ago: Susan Sweat co-led a medical mission trip to Kenya with her husband Scott in January 2009. It was on … more →
Field Report - Utah
notemployed wrote 9 months ago: Got this e-mail today about being notemployed in Utah. So I have been filling my days with all to fr … more →
The new ERP system have a lot of reports - that will suit our management needs, or?
Ola Wallinder wrote 9 months ago: Have you heard that before ? Luckily we hear those comments more seldom nowadays, even though the li … more →
It seems like Data Warehouses are hip again
Magnus Carlsson wrote 9 months ago: The last few years, I´ve often got the impression that quick ROI is everything. Even though we are f … more →
Canadian Business Model for Bad Customer Service
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jerryorourke wrote 12 months ago: Beware of doing business with USB Depot.com, PromoPeople.com or their parent company Opie Marketing … more →
VIDEO about Community-led Total Sanitation in Indonesia - PCI
Eckhard wrote 1 year ago: Solihin asks the crowd whether anyone wants to drink a cup of feces-contaminated water. Project Conc … more →
Stories from the Field: Realities of field work at 14,000 feet.
Karen wrote 1 year ago: High in China’s western Qinghai province is a small village where project DROLMA is based. The popul … more →
Stories from the Field: Blowing whistles for change.
Karen wrote 1 year ago: According to the UN, 2.6 billion people around the world do not have access to what we take for gran … more →
Stories from the Field: One individual at a time
Karen wrote 1 year ago: Public-private partnerships are transforming public health, creating new opportunities to broaden ou … more →
Stories from the Field: Just and Lasting Change
Karen wrote 1 year ago: On May 28th, Prof. Carl Taylor was honored as the inaugural recipient of the Global Health Council L … more →
Strategic Alignment in China - Jen Runkle
tmsamericas wrote 1 year ago: Situation This management group needed to align themselves around their moving forward business stra … more →
