Episodes

  • How can the Diamond Framework help your Business Compete Globally?
    Apr 3 2023
    In this episode of "IN Practice Podcast" we will discuss how companies are constantly seeking ways to gain a competitive advantage in today's globalized economy. One theory that has gained popularity is Michael Porter's competitive advantage of nations, also known as the diamond framework. The diamond framework identifies four key factors contributing to a nation's competitive advantage: factor conditions; related and supporting industries; firm strategy; structure and rivalry; and demand conditions. These factors work together to create an environment that fosters innovation, productivity, and competitiveness.
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    4 mins
  • The Art of Balancing Power and Trust in Partnership Deals
    Apr 3 2023
    In this episode of "IN Practice Podcast" we will discuss how trust is an important factor in any business partnership. We will also learn that even in partnerships based on equal trust, there is always a risk of unexpected events, such as a competitor's hostile takeover of one partner, which will potentially expose any confidential information or competitive advantages shared between the parties during the alliance to the competitor.
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    3 mins
  • The Role of the CEO in Driving the Strategy
    Apr 3 2023
    In this episode of "IN Practice Podcast" we will discuss how the CEO's role and philosophy often drive the strategy development process. We will also cover the critical part of the CEO's strategic thinking in bringing their unique perspectives to set the strategic scene for the organization.
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    3 mins
  • Unlocking the Power of Related Linked Strategies in Partnership Deals
    Apr 1 2023
    In this episode of "IN Practice Podcast" we will talk about the benefits of using the value chain in assessing the strength of linkages in partnership deals and how it can help create synergies and increase efficiency in your supply chain, giving you a good indicator whether or not a partnership will be beneficial for your business or not.
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    4 mins
  • The Importance of Tailoring a Project Management Methodology
    Apr 1 2023
    In this episode of "IN Practice Podcast" we will talk about the benefits of customizing and tailoring a project management methodology. We will also understand that there are no one-size-fits-all project management methodologies. Every organization has its own unique needs and culture, which means that the methodology that works for one company may not be appropriate for another.
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    7 mins
  • The Importance of Corporate Governance in Setting the Strategy of the Organization
    Apr 1 2023
    In this episode of "IN Practice Podcast" we will discuss the role of corporate governance when it comes to setting the strategy of an organization and how corporate governance plays an essential role in ensuring that the decisions made are in line with the corporate objectives and the interests of stakeholders.
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    3 mins
  • Project Governance Versus Corporate Governance What's The Difference?
    Apr 1 2023
    In this episode of "IN Practice Podcast" we will talk about the similarities and differences between project governance and corporate governance and what are the key differences between them. We will also discover that both governance structures are designed to ensure that the organization is run effectively and efficiently, but project governance is focused explicitly on projects, whereas corporate governance is more broadly focused on the organization as a whole.
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    6 mins
  • How To Select The Right Project Using Multi - Criteria Analysis
    Mar 31 2023
    In this episode of "IN Practice Podcast" we will discuss the benefits gained from using multi-criteria analysis and how it can help project managers and decision-makers make better decisions with regard to investing in projects. Investing in projects is never a sure thing, but using multi-criteria analysis can help reduce the risk associated with each decision by providing a comprehensive view of the potential outcomes. With this method, organizations can confidently choose projects that will bring in the most benefits while reducing the risk of any problems along the way.
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    3 mins