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Here are some articles found last week that I found inspiring from a cross-cultural and international business point of view. Read More

A participant from my outplacement workshop emailed to say thanks and informed me that they offered my networking advice to their partner who secured two interviews through Facebook within 24 hours. So you are right when you believe networking doesn’t work and you can stop reading. Read More

What if you could contribute to that Twitter conversation by having each slide in your presentation send a tweet for you? And also, wouldn't it be great to know, while on stage, what are people saying about you? Read More

When running your own business you constantly have all sorts of questions. What if, by simply using the right online tools, you could throw a good question and expect dozens of qualified business professionals around the world answer it for you? Read More

Looking at Web 3.0 as semantic (=meaning), implies information interconnected more intelligently, based on what we could simplify as the idea of folksonomy or “tagging” (but in a more automatic than what we are used to until now). This intelligence makes information more readily available to everyone and makes things relevant the information seeke Read More

Each country will have a set of unique factors There is no tried and tested formula to successfully entering new markets and building an international footprint. Read More

After going through a bunch of different platforms, I'd like to share with you two very valuable tools that could transform your business now or in the near future. The majority of businesses I see, have not considered/implemented video yet so, what are you waiting for? Read More

Another interesting outcome is that blog posts now have a much longer lifespan. In 2007, only 6% of total engagement happened after the day of posting , while in 2008 it was up to 17%. This year it has more than doubled with a full 36% of engagement happening after day one. Read More

Every time something changes, something starts — and something else comes to an end. Think about your life so far: birth, school, work, redundancy, marriage, relocation, separation. Each time you encountered one of life's inevitable changes, something began while something else ended. Read More

If we have a look at the biggest networks, like Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn, either they're running out of ideas or very cleverly not wrecking their heads with “the next big thing/feature”— Read More