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Chasing timelines for executives and managers is always daunting. But not many measure the apt success criteria for these tasks assigned to them. It is not just the time taken, but the desired outcomes that matters. In our daily work life, too many jobs are left pending as work in progress with no clear visibility […]

Altruism for business leaders and companies is no more just an attribute, but a requirement to keep employees fully engaged and help the organization to realize its wider goals. Conventional employee engagement methods are no longer sufficient to maintain a healthy connection between employees and the organization. It should not just be left to the

  There is a need for a shift in businesses’ perspective of pricing in the project services industry. The dichotomy of pricing and costing may sound complicated, but it is essential people in the business and at large understand the intrinsic cost of any service and the markups. How does one conclude that the price

The market downturn and its onslaught on the bottom-line have left enterprises looking for productivity in pursuit of profits. Of the various cost components that need to be tweaked, foremost is staff productivity. In the construction or maintenance industry, there is always a room for improvement in workforce output. Especially at the project level, the

Do we know who those millennials are? Are they just defined by the fact they became adults in the 21st century? Or is there much more about them that we need to understand? Sure, they tend to be well-informed, independent and do have much more clarity of life, which I am sure only few of

With growing challenges of inadequate asset data, site visit restrictions and limitations and misaligned RFP information, the facilities management industry is compelled to look into benchmarking as a tool for commercial and workforce deployment estimation. The issue is: How to collect, collate and analyze data to arrive at accurate conclusions. It is essential to put