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Barry Urquhart

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  • Jun 12, 2024 | jewellermagazine.com | David Brown |Barry Urquhart |Alex Fetanat |Michael Hinshaw

    There’s an old saying – ‘shirt sleeves to shirt sleeves in three generations.’It refers to the tendency for the first generation to build an empire, the second generation to maintain it, and the third generation to squander it. You may not feel like an empire builder, or perhaps you aren’t the first-generation owner of your business. However, chances are you want to see some legacy passed on to the next generation.

  • Jun 12, 2024 | jewellermagazine.com | Barry Urquhart |Alex Fetanat |David Brown |Michael Hinshaw

    Productivity shortfalls prevail with Artificial Intelligence (AI) applications. Investments in new AI hardware, systems and processes over the past 48 months have exceeded outlays for enhancing and introducing internal and external resources for the optimal use of that capacity.

  • Jun 12, 2024 | jewellermagazine.com | Anastasia Lloyd-Wallis |Michael Hinshaw |Barry Urquhart |David Brown

    There’s been a significant shift in the focus of loyalty in the retail sector. Customers want to create an emotional connection with a business. They want to interact with brands, to be ‘part of the tribe and part of the team’. In essence, they’re becoming brand advocates. What does this mean for you as a retailer? How do you build that emotional connection with your customers and get them to be your loyal advocates? Let’s start by looking at what loyalty means to customers. What are they looking for?

  • May 6, 2024 | jewellermagazine.com | Barry Urquhart |Dave Wakeman |David Brown |David Brock

    It’s easy to get caught in the rush, and it comes with consequences and costs. The latter may be financial, social, political, cultural, and operational. Take a pause; the business landscape is littered with the fallout of past rushes centred on mass production, just-in-time, cloud computing and online sales. Contemporary examples feature production zero-emissions, green energy, algorithms, renewable fuels and autonomous operations. And now, there is AI – artificial intelligence.

  • May 6, 2024 | jewellermagazine.com | David Brown |Barry Urquhart |Dave Wakeman |David Brock

    Inertia is an inherent part of our nature, describing our inability to change direction quickly. The official definition is as follows: “If a body is at rest or moving in a certain direction, it will stay at rest or continue moving in the same direction until it is acted on with force.”It’s a term that describes resistance to change or a tendency to maintain the status quo, which can pose significant challenges for businesses.

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