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Schoemaker

Published April 3, 2014 By fundan

Although it is expected that a signature values are universal, there are many ways to capture the attention of the customer. I do not think that the geographical component is as important as the common values between cultures. It gives us also Wharton.universi.net., which for Paul Schoemaker, strategy expert and director of research of the Mack Center for technological innovation, managers must develop the ability to anticipate the changes that occur in the future and introduce an element of flexibility in their strategies. That is the only way to get ahead in uncertain times. It is also necessary to have ability of organization and control of external changes in real time.

It is important to be attentive. In his view, uncertainty is an opportunity for those who are ready. Managers tend to protect what they have and wait until that uncertainty ends solving with time. A better strategy is to take advantage of it. The best opportunities come at moments of crises, not in times of stability. The key lies in that, apart from historical fluctuations, managers must rely on its imagination, paying attention to the signs of weakness, establishing comparisons with other sectors and listening to experts from outside and the company itself. To Schoemaker, if companies re-think their strategies, also could avoid the avalanche of layoffs that is occurring around the world: A better strategy would foster growth and, therefore, new contracts. But, too often, managers are focusing their attention on what has worked in the past and unable to adapt their strategies to the new reality.

Companies are dynamic by nature. Now, for example, we witness a creative destruction, while at other times have witnessed the ability to reinvent itself from companies large and small. Furthermore, it adds that leaders can learn from their mistakes in this crisis. Some have an excess of confidence, other ignore relevant facts and some feel unsafe or uncomfortable in a situation of confusion.

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Scarlet Fever

Published September 20, 2013 By fundan

Scarlet fever is an infectious bacterial disease that commonly affects children and is caused by streptococcal Group A virus. Before this disease was considered a disease often fatal, is now controlled and easily treated. Children with scarlet fever often have a high fever and a distinctive rash. He is also associated with a sore throat, a sore body and a swollen red tongue color Strawberry that can follow supporters for days after the initial infection. It should be noted that scarlet fever is not the same that rheumatic fever, although some children scarlet fever can make progress on rheumatic fever which is a complication would be that it may give rise to long-term consequences. Diagnosis of scarlet fever is important to call your doctor if your child develops a rash accompanied by a fever, especially if it is accompanied by a sore throat, swollen glands or someone who has your child been in contact with has had an infection of the strep throat.

Your doctor will first examine the eruption of your child to determine if the eruption is likely to be another disease of childhood such as measles, roseola or glandular fever. If scarlet fever is then suspected, a throat swab can determine the presence of Streptococcus bacteria that confirm the diagnosis as well. Symptoms of scarlet fever the distinction of the symptom of scarlet fever is the characteristic rash which is red and has a rough appearance as sand, often resembling a burn, which then becomes chop. The eruption appears generally between 12 and 24 hours after the fever begins and starts most commonly by the chest, armpits, behind the ears and face, leaving a clear unaffected area around the mouth. This often gives children an aspect of cheek cuffed with bright red cheeks. After about four days the rash fades and begins to peel. Other symptoms They include: * high fever (usually between 101-104 degree F) fever * sore throat or infected tonsils * fatigue * headache * Nausea or vomiting * language (which can be swollen) with red dots * loss of appetite what causes scarlet fever? Scarlet fever is caused by Group A streptococcal bacteria that are the same bacteria responsible for a number of other infections of the throat and skin including throat from strep, impetigo, and tonsillitis.

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