Strategy formulation what goes wrong?
Lack of understanding of future trends (88%)
Little understanding of internal capabilities (87%)
Too much top-down approach (84%)
Not enough logical thinking (84%)
* Findings in A.T. Kearney's 2014 Strategy Study
People
Business Technology
Life Sciences
W
ork/Life Shift
Acceleration
Age Wave
Education
Re-Engineering
Global
Nomads
Free
Agency
End of
Retirement
Emerging Models
Sharing
Economy
Marketing
Megatrend
Trust
Economy
Machine Learning
Cloud
Computing
Security
Scare
Coworking &
Collaboration
Massively
Mobile
Internet of
Things
Big Data
People
Business Technology
Life Sciences
W
ork/Life Shift
Acceleration
Youth
Unemployed
Education
Re-Engineering
Global
Mobility
Free
Agency
End of
Retirement
Emerging Models
Outrageous
Outsourcing
Marketing
Megatrend
Innovation
Imperative
Speed & Size
Cloud
Computing
Robots
Rise
Coworking &
Collaboration
Mobile
Madness
Security
Scare
Big Data
Wotif.com Business
Blackboard, St James College
23/10/2012
On 23 October 2012, 30 year 10 students and 3 teachers from St James College
participated in a Wotif.com Business Blackboard. Students were given the
opportunity to learn about the different career opportunities available within the
organisation and the varied pathways to a career in the industry.
The following Wotif.com staff participated in the event: Alex Brennan.
Student feedback from the day was very positive. 79% of the students reported the
content was new, 61% said it was useful and 97% said it was well delivered. 73%
of the students reported that the program had changed their
perspective of the industry.
Did you know?
Australia and Australian youth
face challenging times ahead.
In our recovering labour
market skills shortages are
becoming more widespread,
while youth unemployment
continues to remain high. Only
61% of job vacancies were
filled from June to December
2010, while 16% of Australian
teenagers were not in fulltime
work, education or training.
Retail foot traffic is
down
Foot traffic is down 50% in three
years from 2010 to 2013.
!
Online commerce is having a large and
permanent impact on the traditional
retail environment.
!
!
!
!
!
!
source: Wall Street Journal
E-commerce continues
to grow
Digital sales are growing at the
expense of offline sales.
!
“growth is coming from existing
online shoppers who are spending
more time and money - and in a
wider variety of categories - online”
!
!
!
!
!
source: Mashabl