netrashetty
Netra Shetty
Dun & Bradstreet (NYSE: DNB) is a public company headquartered in Short Hills, New Jersey, USA that provides information on businesses and corporations for use in credit decisions, B2B marketing and supply chain management. Often referred to as D&B, the company maintains information about more than 150 million companies worldwide
CEO
Sara Mathew
Chairman of the Board
Steven Alesio
Director
Michael Winkler
Director
Christopher Coughlin
Director
Austin Adams
Director
James Fernandez
Director
Sandra Peterson
Director
Jonathan Judge
Director
Michael Quinlan
Director
Naomi Seligman
Director
John Alden
Administration
EC
CFO
Anastasios Konidaris
Asia Pacific & Development
David Emery
Risk & Analytics
BV
Sales & Marketing Solutions
James Delaney
Innovation & Marketing
JP
North America
GS
Human Resources
Maria Sharpe
Data
David Clarke
Legal & Secretary
JH
Major Customers
JC
Reengineering & North Americ...
RV
Strategic Customer Solutions
JD
CIO & CTO
WH
US Small Businesses & Sales ...
SC
To perform and make profits in your business, you need to have a clear mind, and a clean, organized office. Being disorganized has been seen to cause stress for people running a business, as well as their employees, and with this stress, you are probably not functioning to your full potential. Therefore, being organized is directly related to the success of your business. The most successful companies are those that have recognized the importance of good organization. As a business priority, you need to know exactly how to go about being organized.
What every office has too much of is paper. While in our technological and digital world, many people are going paperless, sometimes this isn't possible when records and documents must be kept on file for auditing purposes, or for whatever other reason. When you have such a surplus of important documents it is essential that you have a good way of organizing them, so that any document can easily be found at a moments notice. Before you decide on a filing system for your business, consider how records should be grouped, who will need access to them the most, and how often they might be viewed. It is important to recognize that there are papers that you and your employees will need to access daily or even more frequent basis. There are also those papers that you will need to retain for an extended period of time, for legal or tax purposes.
CEO
Sara Mathew
Chairman of the Board
Steven Alesio
Director
Michael Winkler
Director
Christopher Coughlin
Director
Austin Adams
Director
James Fernandez
Director
Sandra Peterson
Director
Jonathan Judge
Director
Michael Quinlan
Director
Naomi Seligman
Director
John Alden
Administration
EC
CFO
Anastasios Konidaris
Asia Pacific & Development
David Emery
Risk & Analytics
BV
Sales & Marketing Solutions
James Delaney
Innovation & Marketing
JP
North America
GS
Human Resources
Maria Sharpe
Data
David Clarke
Legal & Secretary
JH
Major Customers
JC
Reengineering & North Americ...
RV
Strategic Customer Solutions
JD
CIO & CTO
WH
US Small Businesses & Sales ...
SC
To perform and make profits in your business, you need to have a clear mind, and a clean, organized office. Being disorganized has been seen to cause stress for people running a business, as well as their employees, and with this stress, you are probably not functioning to your full potential. Therefore, being organized is directly related to the success of your business. The most successful companies are those that have recognized the importance of good organization. As a business priority, you need to know exactly how to go about being organized.
What every office has too much of is paper. While in our technological and digital world, many people are going paperless, sometimes this isn't possible when records and documents must be kept on file for auditing purposes, or for whatever other reason. When you have such a surplus of important documents it is essential that you have a good way of organizing them, so that any document can easily be found at a moments notice. Before you decide on a filing system for your business, consider how records should be grouped, who will need access to them the most, and how often they might be viewed. It is important to recognize that there are papers that you and your employees will need to access daily or even more frequent basis. There are also those papers that you will need to retain for an extended period of time, for legal or tax purposes.