Business Value-Oriented Principles
ISSN 2563-366X
Business Value-Oriented Principles
"Business Value-Oriented Principles" is an online academic and scientific journal focused on modern management and managers from popular industries. The journal publishes free materials and aims to deliver the collected knowledge to a worldwide audience.
Editor
Anthony Heymann
Skills and roles of the manager
Author: Alexander Jonas
What are the important skills of the manager and what roles he performs?
Strategies for stress management in the organization
Author: Charlotte Bergeron
All employees and managers of an organization experience stress, which has been a major topic for research in recent years.
What is Lean Six Sigma (6 sigma explained)
Author: Anna Wagner
Six Sigma is a structured method based on statistical tools and techniques to improve the process applied in the project management principles.
Manager or Leader: What are the differences and similarities
Author: Louise Dupont
What are the differences and similarities between the manager and the leader?
Cog's ladder of group development
Author: Bianca P Robson
Cog's Ladder is a popular tool with which managers can better understand the dynamics of a group, respectively, and accelerate its development.
The five functions of Fayol's management
Author: Alexander Jonas
Henri Fayol identified 5 functions of management, which he labeled: planning, organizing, commanding, coordinating, and controlling
Changes in the Scrum Guide from 2020 - New in Scrum explained with examples
Author: Anton Radev
What are the new changes in the Scrum Guide from 2020? The current content is now 13 instead of 19 pages. Are the changes significant for the whole Agile society?
RACI matrix of responsibilities
Author: Beatrice Alvaro
The RACI matrix of responsibilities is a popular tool in project management practices. When there is a common task to be done in a team, sometimes there is a problem with responsibility.
The differences between Project Manager and Product Manager
Author: Anton Radev
The article describes the informal differences between the project manager and the product manager and gives examples and explains many situations, responsibilities, and obligations of the two positions.
What is marketing and types of social groups’ research
Author: Kyler Schmidt
The report explains what marketing is and examines the study of social groups as a management strategy for product production.
Top 6 Project Management Trends for 2021
Author: Anton Radev
What will happen to project management in 2021? The article describes the professional opinion of Anton Radev, Managing Director of Project Management Academy Ltd (PMA)
Different types of managers
Author: Marta Rodrigues
Good management is a matter of well-chosen managers. They are the intermediaries between all employees in the company or organization
What is a business plan? Complete instructions on how to write one
Author: Oliver Cassell
What is a business plan: definition and instructions on how to write an extended business plan and product strategy. The business plan is a guideline document to help a company manage its expectation and issues related to product strategy and development.
Career planning and development: Definition and goals of career development
Author: Amelia Williams
Career planning and development: Definition and goals of career development. A career is a set of positions that a person has held in his professional life. Career planning is a process in which personal skills, qualities, knowledge, motivation, and other characteristics are realized, information about job opportunities and choices is collected
What is the Product Life Cycle and what are its phases and cycles. Strategies for the stages of the product life cycle
Author: Amber Salomons
Definition of the product life cycle and which are the phases and periods of the product life cycle. Strategies for dealing with marketing problems in different phases.
Organizational change management in successful companies
Author: Bianca P Robson
Organizational change management in successful companies depends on many factors like employee engagement, motivation and the application of strategies in the process of change
What is the internal recruitment? Internal recruitment as part of the career planning process
Author: Amelia Williams
Internal recruitment is the decision to relocate current employees to vacancies in the organization. These staff actions include promotion, transfer, or relocation, but at the same hierarchical level up and downgrading of employees to a higher or lower hierarchical level.
Market research. Definition and classification of market research
Author: Will Mattingley
Market research. Definition and classification of market research. Problems and subjects of research.