Sustainability – energy suppliers in transition
The energy transition is in full swing, and energy suppliers are faced with the challenge of making their business models sustainable. […]
The energy transition is in full swing, and energy suppliers are faced with the challenge of making their business models sustainable. […]
In times of economic uncertainty, restructuring and realignment are often unavoidable. But how can companies make this sustainable? […]
The results from the latest HAUFE study on workforce planning are consistent with my observations and conversations in companies in the DACH region. […]
The temptation to start structure discussions with “box-painting” is still great. […]
Strategic workforce planning still took place in a largely stability-oriented environment until the pandemic began. This has already changed and will change fundamentally. […]
In a declining global economy, the return on investment from digital transformation is an urgent question that needs to be answered. […]
I´ve read and heard a lot of times in the last few months: The pandemic has accelerated digitization. The examples then given in this context may all be correct. I ask myself the question: Are these examples just born out of necessity, or is there a strategic concept behind them? […]
About a year ago the BMI Lab posted a very interesting blog post. We would like to reproduce this in excerpts below. A business model consists of four dimensions: (WHO) is the target customer and what his/her needs, (WHAT) is the value proposition and with the help of which products and services is it generated, [...]
The pandemic has changed a lot – some accelerated and unfortunately brought a lot to a complete standstill. Numerous companies have used the last few months to fine-tune their business model and strategy. They are currently working intensively on anchoring the MVV statement (mission, vision, values) and strategic goals and driving forward strategy execution. [...]
An important aspect of business models are processes or more specifically supply chains, which, according to Porter, are “a collection of operations, through which a product is designed, produced, distributed, delivered and supported”. In the end, it is about upholding a value proposition! […]