by Richard Kelly | Dec 16, 2019 | Thinking
The Insidious Side of the Balanced Scorecard! A Universal Business Measurement Tool Have you ever wondered why incentive schemes fail? Tieing key performance indicators (KPI’s) to strategy has evolved as accepted best practice over the past few decades. Since 1992,...
by Richard Kelly | Nov 1, 2019 | Catastrophist Comment
Disrupting the Cow Utopia? “Mom, can you print me up a hamburger!”, such were the prophetic word of George Jetson’s boy Elroy, to his mom Jane in the famous 1960’s eponymous cartoon series “The Jetsons”. Well is looks like this...
by Richard Kelly | Jul 2, 2019 | Catastrophist Comment
Banks Endorse Continued Regime of Promoting Mortgage Stress on Consumers It’s Too HardThe big four banks have attacked ASIC’s responsible lending proposals as impractical, anti-competitive and potentially damaging to the economy in a series of defensive submissions....
by Richard Kelly | Jun 10, 2019 | Industry Disruption, Thinking
How Did You Learn to Drive? My youngest son recently passed his driver knowledge test and was officially a “Learner Driver”. In NSW you have to get a 95% pass rate to attain your leaners permit, so it’s fair to say you need to have a comprehensive knowledge of...
by Richard Kelly | Mar 7, 2019 | Thinking
It’s a Matter of Trust! I attended a very thought-provoking session hosted by UTS Business School last night on “How Should Business Schools respond to the Royal Commission”. Warren Hogan, UTS Industry Professor, in his opening address referred to Banking being...
