The role of image in the Competitiveness of companies and industries
How the image of a company or the image of the industry it belongs to influences its Competitiveness in the mind of talented candidates.
The Competitiveness of cities
Cities compete to attract talent and investment. Some cities will bloom, others will collapse. The race for being competitive is not easy and needs to start now.
Pillar 3: Competitiveness thru ICT
ICT stands for Information and Communication Technology. Let’s say, the Internet. ICT is the third pillar in the Global Competitiveness Index issued by the World Economic Forum…
What makes a company competitive
What makes companies competitive is not a cheap selling price. A company is competitive when shareholders, employees, clients and other stakeholders are happy in their relationship and push together for the company’s sales.
Italy: a huge step forward for Competitiveness. Bravo!
The Italian government has requested a package of measures to relaunch Italy after Covid-19. A group of experts led by Mr Colao met and presented their conclusions.
A deeper analysis of Romanian and Latvian evolutions in the Competitiveness Index
Last week I compared the Competitiveness score evolution of five countries in the period 2010-2019: the Slovak Republic, Russia, Romania, Latvia and Bulgaria. This is the article,…
The role of infrastructures in the Competitiveness of a country
The Global Competitiveness Index considers the quality of Infrastructures as one of the 12 pillars. It is not even necessary to enter in detail to imagine that…
The very competitive electric car
Tesla Model 3 became the best sold model in California in the 1Q 2020. How can an electric car beat the traditional industry?
Five countries comparison: Slovakia, Russia, Romania, Latvia and Bulgaria
In this article I compare the evolution in Competitiveness for 5 countries during 10 years and try to find a relation to total wealth.
Competitive companies not fully aware of how great they are
Good candidates is a scarce resource. In their strive to attract them, are companies putting themselves in value as they should?