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MJI News and Views
How to Capitalise On The Hidden Assets In Your Business
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 | Understand what intellectual assets you own or use |
| Why they are important |
| What to do when they are identified |
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| How to manage them proactively |
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Association of Scottish Colleges conference
Melvyn Ingleson's speech from the recent Association of Scottish Colleges conference he attended, "How can Scotland's colleges contribute to Public Value, and what can they learn from its principles?" covers the concept of Public Value and its potential application to Colleges. For the speech in full,
click here.
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Leading Edge Forum
Developed by Rockpools and its Scottish partner,
MJI Business Solutions, the Forum provides a regular opportunity for
Scotland’s aspiring Chief Executives from across the public,
private and third sectors, to meet and share best practice, success
or frustration with like-minded ambitious individuals. As
well as career coaching and development, there will also be
opportunities to provide mentoring and to be mentored outside your
own professional membership bodies and your own organisation.
For details of Melvyn Ingleson's inaugural
speech, click here.
For details or to express a confidential interest in becoming a member of the Leading Edge Forum, please contact Melvyn Ingleson on 08707 202 509, 07808 900 670 or melvyn@mjibusinesssolutions.com. |
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Shared Services Influencers
Dinner
“MJI was delighted to host two private discussions between leading figures in the public and private sector to coincide with the publication of a Shared Services Strategy for Public Services in Scotland. Sponsored by Capita Hartshead, the UK’s leader in pensions administration, the
first event took place at the Scotch Malt Whisky Society in Edinburgh on
Wednesday May 10, and the second at Peebles on September 6th 2006.
A full resume of the evening’s findings was provided to those attending and forwarded to the Minister for Finance and Public Service Reform for consideration within a wide consultation strategy.
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Reforming Scotland’s Public Services
There is a pressing need to reform Scotland’s Public Services, redirecting resources to front line services, and we estimate that considerably more than the £1.5 billion of estimated savings can be made if the opportunity is seized.
A think piece from MJI on the crucial role that the private and voluntary sector can play in delivering effective shared services has been published.”
A recent
article in Municipal Journal covers the salient points.
Please contact us at info@mjibusinesssolutions.com
if you wish to be more fully briefed on the implications of the Shared Services Strategy for Scotland’s Public Services. |
