Business and Economics

ACCESS MASTERS: IT’S TIME TO FIND YOUR DREAM GRADUATE SCHOOL ON 23 November

IT’S TIME TO FIND YOUR DREAM GRADUATE SCHOOL ON 23 November Are you ready to find the Master’s programme that will help you achieve your future goals? The Access Masters event on 23 November in Bucharest will introduce you to reputable business schools and help you choose the right path to success. With over 13 years of experience in guiding prospective graduate students to the best programmes that meet their needs, Access Masters will let you connect with the right school and take you one step closer to your goals. On 23 November you will have the opportunity to meet up with representatives from top-ranked and accredited schools from France, Italy, USA and more. Get the most out of the event by taking advantage of its perks. From personal meetings to presentations, Access Masters has a lot to offer. Here is what you can expect at the event: 1. Meet the schools Use this opportunity to...

5 practices to implement Agile methodology at company level

The agile methodology must be a radical alternative to the classic management style. Agile has changed considerably in the last 20 years, involving new values, principles, practices and benefits. Companies such as Sanofi, John Deere, Toyota, Bosch or GE use this system to transform their companies into a digital factory, with teams of automatic management and concentration for customer needs....

Implementation of the Lean Methodology

Lean methodology is one of the most successful strategies for improving and scaling a business, based on two general principles: respect for people and continuous improvement. This methodology is used worldwide, in sectors of the economy such as: marketing services, logistics, medical services, higher education and other production activities....

5 professional development methods for entrepreneurs

Top ten reasons why business strategies fail

Three Marketing Strategies for Starting a Business

Strategy models for start-ups

Debureaucratization of the procedures for setting up new companies

Romania`s Economic Report 2013

Following the financial crisis of 2008, Romania has made significant progress in terms of reducing macroeconomic and microeconomic imbalances. However, Romania remains vulnerable to Euro zone uncertainty, volatility of capital flows in emerging markets and investors perception of regional and global conjuncture. From 2010 to date, Romania has reduced macroeconomic imbalances to relatively sustainable under two agreements with the IMF supported by World Bank and European Union. The GDP returns to previous levels of economic and financial crisis, domestic consumption and export benefits of increases. This slight increase in or exit of the depression phase, remains fragile to economic fluctuations of the European Union. The main problems identified by the IMF include low competitiveness, corruption, restricted policies of supporting the business, foreign investments, taxation and rigid bureaucracy. Gross Domestic Product(GDP) of Romania Domestic products (GDP ) of Romania in 2012 was 131 billion Euro and in the second quarter of 2013 recorded...