The guru in the quad

Article Abstract:

John Kay has resigned as chairman of the UK consultancy London Economics to take up a directorship at the Oxford University school of management studies. Kay will focus his business skills on promoting the school's management education programme. He believes that business education has a place in the academic world despite many opinions to the contrary. His excellent communications skills will prove invaluable to the project, says Kay.

Beliefs, opinions and attitudes, Business education, Kay, John

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The artistic product

Article Abstract:

A leisure management seminar has explored the implications of compulsory competitive tendering (CCT) in local authority arts provision. Councils would manage pricing and programming. Contractors would bid to provide services. However, ambiguities of the 1988 Local Government Act allowed varied interpretations of service provision.

Services, Local government, Arts

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After One.Tel

Article Abstract:

The reasons why the collapse of Australian mobile telecommunications firm One.Tel was not predicted are considered. There is growing evidence that the firm's weak financial situation was known about a long time before the administrators were summoned.

Cellular telephone services industry, Cellular telephone services, One.Tel

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