VietNamNet Bridge – The father of the competitive strategy Michael Porter has brought to Vietnam an old but useful lesson: Vietnamese businesses should not fall into the trap commonly seen in competition. They should not try to develop by imitating others and run after growth instead of profit.

The concepts of knowledge economy and creativity economy have become growth drivers of advanced countries. World Economic Forum (WEF) has classified economies into 3 levels of development, in which, growth originates from exploiting raw natural resources for economies at level 1, from productivity for economies at level 2, and from creativity and innovation for economies at level 3.

Business ideology and management approach is considered as heart and soul of a business in particular, and of an industry as a whole. These factors differentiate high and low performers in a same industry and play a critical part in forming business strategies and management methodologies of an individual business as well as business communities.

Have you ever wondered if it is possible to pursue your advanced education while empowering yourself with stronger leadership capabilities to succeed in today’s ever-changing and challenging globalized world? It is definitely possible.

For the first time, management by habits (MBH)—a unique management approach that has been successfully employed by many corporations around the world and is also a new trend of global management—has been introduced in Vietnam.

is one of the most inspiring and impactful books ever written. It has captivated readers for 25 years and transformed the lives of Presidents and CEOs, educators and parents— in short, millions of people of all ages and occupations.

Covey offers insights and guidelines to align your organization’s resources and structures to increase long-term performance and create a high-trust culture — the ultimate competitive advantage.

shows how trust is the essential ingredient for any high–performance, successful organization. It offers an unprecedented and immensely practical look at exactly how trust functions in our every transaction and relationship.

is a simple, repeatable, and proven formula for executing on your most important strategic priorities in the midst of the whirlwind. The 4 Disciplines are: Focusing on the Wildly Important, Acting on Lead Measures, Keeping a Compelling Scoreboard, Creating a Cadence of Accountability.

Documents how A.B. Combs in Raleigh, North Carolina became the #1 Magnet school in the country by incorporating the 7 Habits and other leadership principles into the curriculum, culture, and activities of the school. It goes on to describe other schools that have adopted the leadership approach and how to do it.

Solving Life's Most Difficult Problems: is about more than just an armistice—it’s about creating a new and improved reality. It reveals a new way of thinking that will be embraced not only by the many fans who have flocked to Covey’s prior books, but also by anyone who is seeking solutions in their professional or personal lives.

raises the stakes by teaching people how to create greatness in their lives. This book adds another dimension to the 7 Habits – that of finding your voice and inspiring others to find their voice.