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Globalisation, funding constraints, the emergence of fighter brands and the value driven consumer are changing the way we do business. How do executives address these issues and lead change in their organisations?
With the ongoing pressure of global competition and capital constraints, many CEOs are focusing on developing the core capabilities of their companies, whilst outsourcing non-core activities. 
Swisse's challenge is to have the right people in the right jobs at the right time to effectively manage the company’s stellar growth
Long before Aldi’s successful entry into Australia, Woolworth’s knew they were coming. Australia’s leading supermarket brand was not content to simply sit back and watch the German retailer enter their market unhindered.
A key driving force for retailers is the value driven consumer in search of better quality and service for lower prices. Chasing this consumer has led to the rise of value retailing, margin pressure, re-engineered businesses and increased reliance on technology.