To learn more about how GMs can achieve more with less, check out the infographic below, presented by SportsManagementDegreeHub.com.
Source: Sports Management Degree Hub
Author: Staff
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Sports General Managers: How to do More With Less
The job of a General Manager is to build a consistently competitive team, while keeping resources for the future as well. The job is easy, when the team has money. The challenge is doing the job on a budget. A big influence on the world of General Management is the 2003 Michael Lewis book “Moneyball,” which is about “the art of winning an unfair game.” The book is about Billy Beane and the Oakland A’s, an example of a cost-effective GM. Nowadays, new steps are being taken to increase parity among teams. For example, the Competitive Balance Lottery gives teams with minimal revenue additional high draft picks. -
All Rise: A Case Against Hourly Billing Legal Fees
Lawyers have a reputation for unfair billing practices, and this stereotype is definitely founded in truth. The average lawyer charges $540 an hour, and often they round up to get the maximum number of billing hours they can. Take a look at this infographic, from San Diego Law Firm, to learn more about the billable honor system and the ways it can hurt you. -
Winning in Pharmaceutical Emerging Markets with Analytics
With the high costs of developing a new drug, mature pharma markets are stagnating. It is important for these companies to recognize the importance of emerging markets. Over the next five years, over two-thirds of pharmaceutical sales growth will come from emerging markets. There is enormous potential there, and there is a way for a company to gain a competitive advantage by using big data. Analytics can help a company figure out who needs what drugs, and where, for the right prices.To learn more about how big data can help a company gain a competitive edge, check out the infographic below, presented by Spotfire.
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The Real Value of College
Everyone knows that college can be pretty pricey, but in those four years, students gain more than just a degree. A large aspect of the college experience is the social life, and building lifelong friendships. Through their classes, and interactions with their peers, college students are exposed to new cultures and ideas. Students also learn valuable life lessons, including the ability to function on minimal sleep, survive off of ramen, and write top-notch research papers the night before they are due.Check out this infographic from BestValueSchools.com, to learn more about the college experience.
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Your Future is Calling
When it comes to higher education the last thing you want to do is spend a bunch of money and then not even get a degree. Universities are notorious for not being helpful when it comes to creating a future path. Check out the infographic below to learn about how to best plan your higher education and career future.
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Making a Splash: Fast and Fascinating Water Facts
Water is everywhere. It sustains our bodies and provides us with challenges that we gladly take on. From swimming to boating, throughout history we have taken on the water in new explorations, and in setting new records. New technology, such as new swimsuits, help us in taking on the water. Some high-tech suits are banned from the Olympics, due to already-speedy athletes breaking an unmatched number of records.To learn more facts about water and swimming, check out the infographic below, presented by Backyard Ocean.
Water: humans have been fascinated with this element for centuries. We drink it, we play in it, we can’t survive without it. From the 1500s when Magellan first sailed around the globe to the 2000s when we developed technology allowing us to swim at record-breaking speeds, we have constantly strived to overcome challenges this Mother Nature throws at us.
Backyard Ocean invites you to take a swim through time to see some of the seemingly impossible feats humans have achieved with water, and the speediest animals of all times.
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50 Of The Best Books For Parents
Raising a child is a highly and rewarding, though difficult journey. With the complicated path, there is little formal education on how to properly navigate it. Books have become a popular way for parents to self-educate on how to recognize and address the many needs of their children.This infographics lists 50 of the top parenting books. They use insight, humor, inspiration, and techniques to help someone to learn how to raise happy and healthy children, plus they are relevant to modern-day life. This list is presented by Early Childhood Education Degrees.
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How Do You Measure Content Marketing?
Content marketing is a great way to engage customers, but what is the best way to go about it and how is it measured? Check out the infographic below presented by Brandpoint to learn about how content marketing exposes consumers to your brand, engages potential customers, and converts them into leads and sales.
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15 Fantastic Reasons to Clear Out the Clutter at Home
How much clutter do you have in your home? Is it old birthday cards, or an old, obsolete computer? TV personality and organizational design expert Peter Walsh designates clutter into two categories; lazy clutter and memory clutter. Lazy clutter is meaningless junk that has accumulated over time, aka trash. Memory clutter are things that have sentimental value, that remind us of something from the past. Either way, Walsh recommends to get rid of it if you haven’t used it in the past year. Odds are, you won’t need it again. As hard as it may be, there are a lot of good reasons to get rid of your clutter.This infographic demonstrates 15 reasons to get rid of your clutter, presented by SpareFoot.
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Demystifying the Tech Startup Bubble
Is there a technology startup bubble? There are some who believe that there is, and some who don’t. What is this bubble? It is an investment phenomenon that involves a clear but unsustainable market rise in tech stocks, due to increased speculation. The reason for debate is the IPO flops and billion dollar tech acquisitions. The technology bubble “pops” when an unproven, yet public tech company cannot meet demands.Learn more about the technology startup bubble, why it may/may not exist, and the alternatives; and form your own opinion in the infographic below, presented by BizBrain.org.
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