Controversy builds character. Without a doubt, the HPI companies that are surviving these recent times are true characters. As 2002 closes, the majority of businesses are heaving a sigh..
Controversy builds character. Without a
doubt, the HPI companies that are surviving these recent
times are true characters. As 2002 closes, the
majority of businesses are heaving a sigh of relief that this
chaotic year is finally ending.
The HPI has rolled through another business cycle
(Fig. 1). Many organizations are tending to their wounds;
others have been wiped out. Survivors go on to the next
cycle. Many consultants persistently forecast that the
economic upturn is just around the corner. Well, it is; but
some caveats will apply for the next economic cycle and
recovery.
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