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Business Today Sri Lanka - October 2006

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With a legacy dating back to 1858, Sri Lanka Telecom (SLT) is the country's first telecommunications company. In 1996, SLT was incorporated as a public limited liability company and in 1997 the Nippon Telegraph. and Telephone Corporation (NTT) of Japan collaborated with the government of Sri Lanka to privatise SLT.

The public sector can effectively compete with the private sector. What is required is the introduction of good management practices and marketing strategies in addition to upgrading HR capabilities.

Advertising guru, Jim Aitchison, the former Executive Creative Director of the Batey Ads Group discontinued a very successful career in advertising after 20 years to pursue his passion for writing books.

Business Today Sri Lanka Description:

الناشر: BT-Options

فئة: Business

لغة: English

تكرار: Monthly

The magazine of the corporate world, Business Today features an interesting line-up of interviews with eminent personalities who impact the corporate, commercial and economic sectors. The monthly magazine also includes exclusive articles syndicated from the Harvard Business Review and Financial Times. It has also featured the monthly columns by Richard Branson and Howard Schultz. International interviews featured include Sir Richard Branson, Paul Allen, Howard Schultz, Omar Bin Laden and Sir Jonathan Ive. Articles penned by President Barack Obama and Vice President Joe Biden Jr. have also been featured in the magazine.