Fostering inclusivity in education through digital technology: Is it possible?
The first part of our webinar with INQUIRER.NET was a success, based on “Fostering inclusivity in education through digital technology: Is it possible?” Click below to read about the topics discussed.
Keep It (Very) Simple
Sometimes keeping things simple yields the best results. This is particularly true for start-ups and small businesses. Don’t get sucked into complex (and expensive) systems of control or ‘improvement’. Stick to the basics. Set realistic goals (consistent with your declared mission and vision). If the goals are long-term, set intermediate targets. Communicate those goals/targets throughout the organisation […]
Do We Have To Make A Choice?
Climate-change activists often insist theirs is the right way. They insist that everything we do (or more often not do) must help ‘save the planet’, rather than make us richer or more secure. Yet, in all fields of human activity, the two can co-exist, even help each other…. If we look at green policies and practices […]
Does Time Matter?
Of course it does! However, concentrating on squeeing every last drop of productive output from each day and multi-tasking to get more done can lead to burnout, to stress and anxiety and to a drop in performance. If this sounds like your existence, then think about what it represents. Time is managing you, rather than […]
A Lesson in Communication
Doug Conant was the CEO of Campbell Soups in 2001 when the company’s business was at rock bottom due to several organisational issues including a toxic culture. Among the many leadership strategies, Doug adopted, one of them was to engage with each staff member and personally, connect with them. He did something that was unheard of […]
The Need for Balance
I have talked previously about the need to balance the pursuit of efficiency with a need for resilience – we need to be able to cope with supply chain, labour or other problems. We have also talked previously about the need to balance a concentration on throughput with the need to maintain, or improve, quality. No […]
How Good Are They?
Over the last couple of decades (before the pandemic) lots of middle income countries and middle-performing companies were integrated into global supply chains. Advanced nations and advanced companies had no choice as they needed new sources of materials, parts and skills. These new supply chain partners soon learned what was expected of them and with […]
MOU Signing between Nisai and Proyash Institute of Special Education
11/10/2022 The Memorandum of Agreement Signing Ceremony between Nisai Group and Proyash Institute of Special Education has been held successfully. The Ceremony is the promise between the two parties to acknowledge sustainable cooperation and co-development in promoting high-quality education, supporting extracurricular and social activities for the all-all-rounded development of students, and nurturing the mindset of […]
Nisai’s Partnership with SEAMEO VOCTECH
27/10/2022 The world of education and skills has been impacted tremendously during the COVID pandemic. However, this impact has not always been negative. Many innovations in technology-based creations occurred during the pandemic offering various new opportunities for students, educators, and the public creating more easily accessible education and tools for anyone to use. Things that […]
Nisai and Quillsoft exhibit jointly for the first time at Closing the Gap, Minneapolis
For the first time since the arrangement to acquire a majority shareholding of Quillsoft, both organisations are exhibiting at Closing the Gap 2022 conference, held in Minneapolis from the 19th – 21st October 2022. With the joint values of inclusivity and accessibility, Nisai and Quillsoft will be demonstrating the offers of both organisations and how […]