Articles from CMA Management (February 1, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A new technology sector predicted for 2004. (News and Views).	Doucet, Krisin	Brief Article	139
A new window to the world: The World Trade Organization addresses the needs of developing and least-developed nations as part of its strategy to expand international trade. (Global View).	Demers, Julie		632
A niche in numbers: CMA Janet Cosier helps minimize risk and provide strategic direction for the Bank of Canada. (Profile).	Cooper, John	Biography	1334
A sure thing: Whether you're a small business owner or an employee in a large firm, retirement compensation arrangements offer a variety of economic benefits.	Cappon, Donna; Hawkins, Robyn	Brief Article	967
Addressing emerging management issues. (From the Editor).			473
Change coming faster than leaders can manage. (News and Views).	Doucet, Krisin	Brief Article	342
Companies abandon traditional budgets to boost shareholder value. (News and Views).	Doucet, Krisin	Brief Article	324
Companies must protect against new vulnerabilities. (News and Views).	Doucet, Krisin	Brief Article	279
Debt and Taxes: Alternative ways to resolving tax debt can help business owners and self-employed professionals regain financial control of their companies. (Business Strategies).	Kisluk, Frank	Brief Article	914
Employee development in a changing organization: For most knowledqe workers, it's a question of culture. (Management Trends).	Papmehl, Anne		2006
Gauging the risks: Working in the venture capital field during an economic downturn may appear to be a daunting proposition, but VC firms like Quebec-based Pluri-Capital are still betting on entrepreneurs.	Demers, Julie	Statistical Data Included	1865
HR practices are leading indicators of financial success. (News and Views).	Doucet, Krisin	Brief Article	283
In praise of budgeting: The purpose of a personal budget is to enhance, not diminish, your quality of life. (Money Management).	Papmehl, Anne		1214
Multimediaville: Information technology and multimedia companies are breathing new life into Montreal's downtown district. (Information Technology).	Demers, Julie	Brief Article	693
Personal contact is necessary. (Rants and Raves).	Bucholtz, John W.		153
PM Practices Book Series. (Brain Food).		Book Review	177
Shaping good conduct: The search for more effective systems of corporate governance has created a unique opportunity for strategic financial management professionals.	Atkinson, Anthony A.; Salterio, Steven		3046
Short-Term pain, Long-Term gain: Placing too much focus on shareholder value as a measurement of management's performance can jeopardize a company's long-term success.	Suutari, Ray	Statistical Data Included	2831
Small business owners juggle priorities. (News and Views).	Doucet, Krisin	Brief Article	184
The balancing act: Even in today's volatile economic climate, many organizations are turning to the balanced scorecard to help steer their organizations in the right direction. (Case Study).	Cameron, Preston	Statistical Data Included	2070
The extra mile: Motivating employees to exceed expectations. (Career Intelligence).	King, David	Brief Article	736
The future of business travel: September 11 has changed the way we travel forever. (Business Travel).	McDougall, Diane	Statistical Data Included	1036
The Power of the Future. (Brain Food).		Book Review	138
Tracking Progress: More companies are recognizing the value of project management as part of their overall strategy -- particularly in times of change.	Hebert, Bernard	Statistical Data Included	1953
Wanted: Private investment for job creation; Since its founding in 1998, Investissement Quebec (IQ) has assisted SMEs by directing them to possible sources of financing government issues. (Government Issues).	Demers, Julie	Statistical Data Included	1243
What a lightweight! (High Tech).		Brief Article	63
Would You Work For You? (Brain Food).		Book Review	146