Expert challenge to businesses
HUNTINGDONSHIRE S business leaders have been challenged by one of the world s most prominent business experts to learn to accept and control risk to help grow both their business and the region s economy. Robert Heller, management expert and founding ed
HUNTINGDONSHIRE'S business leaders have been challenged by one of the world's most prominent business experts to learn to "accept and control risk" to help grow both their business and the region's economy.
Robert Heller, management expert and founding editor of Management Today, told them that in order to develop new products and new initiatives they should follow three key elements in order to succeed. They should learn how to accept risk, clearly define their objectives, and focus their efforts on cultural change.
Mr Heller's tips focused on practical suggestions for new product development that anyone could apply. He said: "In order to succeed, businesses must learn to accept and control risk and continually develop new products - because this delivers the pay-offs.
"In a world where physical product advantage can be copied overnight, companies need a constant supply of fresh ideas to keep them at the forefront."
INFORMATION: Full details of Robert Heller's report and recommendations will be available to download at www.spaceforideas.uk.com by May 15.
The East of England Development Agency is dedicated to sustainable economic regeneration in the east of England - Bedfordshire, Cambridgeshire, Essex, Hertfordshire, Norfolk and Suffolk.
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