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Entrepreneurship

02 Oct

Posted at 09:24h in Entrepreneurship, Finance, Financial Statement Analysis, Online Education

When it comes to assessing the financial health of a business or an individual, two crucial concepts come into play: liquidity and solvency. These two measures provide insights into an entity's ability to meet its short-term obligations and its long-term financial stability. This month's free MBTN will delve into what liquidity and solvency mean, why they are essential, and how they are measured....

01 Aug

Posted at 00:00h in Business Math, Entrepreneurship, Inventory, Marketing Analytics, Online Education

August's free MBTN tutorial is Inventory 1: Inventory Management Fundamentals, the 1st module in our inventory management series. As companies struggle with supply chain challenges, it is important that everyone in a company have a good understanding of forces that shape inventory management systems. Author Robert Robicheaux introduces some of the key issues in inventory management theory and practice....

12 Jul

Posted at 15:28h in Certification, Entrepreneurship, Higher Ed, Online Education

60 per cent of employers indicated microcredentials would increase their confidence in a prospective employee’s skills, while 74 per cent of working-age Canadians demonstrated interest in microcredentials for either professional development, personal development or both. Learn more about this recent surge in microcredential interest as well as the five marketing metrics certifications offered by MBTN Academy....

12 May

Posted at 07:54h in Customer, Entrepreneurship, Marketing, Strategy

Last week, I stumbled upon two articles that stuck in the back of my mind.  Both authors, Roger Martin and Kim Whitler, seem to asking the same question - why is marketing relegated to a secondary / support role at so many organizations when it is of strategic importance? Read more of my thoughts and find the links to these excellent articles in the full post....