Celemi Tango: Building Business Solutions
Immediately following Tango, participants can use their knowledge, skills and language to take full advantage of their own company's intangible assets, and can begin to apply their simulated experiences to their own workplace situations.
Company leaders, managers and others will benefit from this
opportunity to test and develop their planning and implementation
skills under conditions that reflect their real work environment.
Celemi Tango is also an ideal testing ground for business
leaders looking to try different strategies and monitor their
outcomes before implementing changes to their operations.
Celemi Tango helps businesses
- measure and account for intangible assets in a balance sheet
- relate profitability to investments in employee competence and customer loyalty
- compete for and retain key customers and key personnel
- manage the costs and rewards of building image and reputation
- work as a team to refine strategies as the market evolves
Celemi Tango enables companies to fully explore intangible
asset growth strategies under conditions that reflect a knowledge
organization' real work environment. The Tango experience
is scalable and relevant for a variety of organizations -
from multinational consultancies to budding entrepreneurial
ventures.
Many companies around the world have used Celemi Tango™
to
- Instill a big-picture understanding of how a knowledge
organization operates.
- Introduce, monitor or measure the intangible assets
of a company.
- Create dialogue and a common frame of reference
between the 'experts' and 'administrators' in an organization.
- Frame an organization's business strategy and define
its preferred type of clients.
- Build skills among supervisors and human resources teams
on recruiting, managing, developing and retaining key
personnel.
- Identify key business drivers and gauge their relative
importance on short- and long-term success.
- Teach students at business schools and corporate universities
about the strategy, assets and competencies of a knowledge
organization.
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