Finance explained to my mother-in-law. Chapter III – Value creation
That CFOs are all boring, bald, eyeglass-wearing pain in the ass is an urban legend. But there is no doubt
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Finance explained to my mother-in-law. Chapter II – Risk and return
If there is an absolute principle in Finance it is that there is no return without risk. “Playing the stock
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Finance explained to my mother-in-law. Chapter I – Finance is a bit like football
You see, Lucia, Finance is a bit like football: there are rules and a defined framework that you have to
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My mother-in-law got it into her head to open a restaurant (part II) – Finance Lessons for Young Mothers-in-law: the Business Plan
“See, with your 50k, you’re barely buying a license.” I get back on the issue. “That would be your investment.
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My mother-in-law got it into her head to open a restaurant (part I) – Finance lessons for young mothers-in-law: return on investment
My mother-in-law got it into her head to open a restaurant. On the other hand, we live in a tourist
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For whom the bell tolls ? Finance lessons for young mothers-in-law: performance measurement and analysis with the Lean 6 Sigma.
This time my mother-in-law wanted to know more about Lean 6 Sigma. Continuing in her favourite sport example, the Marathon:
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Bridges don’t lie – part I. Finance Lessons for young mothers-in-law: performance analysis through Bridges.
In performance analysis what is a Bridge? What does it represent ? How is it used ?In this video (first
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Seven things I have learned writing a book for Kindle Self Publishing
no matter how stupid, useless and boring the topic you have chosen, there is someone in Italy who has found
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The financing of an inevitable technological transformation – part III – Conclusion and Lessons learned
Some fundamental principles of management lack detail. In the lessons learned from the final video testimony of the case of
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