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Feature article ... FAQs
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Editorial comments Welcome to our third issue of the Ripose
newsletter from our team at Ripose. We
would like to take this opportunity to express our condolences to anyone who
suffered any loss due to the tragic
events that befell mankind over the past few months. Before
you launch into reading the rest of our newsletter, please accept our compliments of the season and all the very best for 2002. May it
be a better year for all of us. By now the fallout
from the corporate collapses and huge write offs in terms of capital and
personnel has probably effected all of us in one way or
another. A number of organisations have openly
stated what they think the solution to our economic woes are. For
example, one group is citing the lack of sound financial modelling as a cause.
Their solution is to train accountants to use spreadsheets more effectively. What
do I think? Well financial planning is only a fraction of the real problem
facing the four major competencies
today. Financial planning is only part of strategic planning. With
millions of dollars being spent on strategic planning
consultants et al and businesses still ending belly up, perhaps the
strategic planning techniques need closer scrutiny! Perhaps our Business 101
game will provide an insight!
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