Regarding Earthquake and Construction Companies Role,
I would again say, the Shape did not matter.

Thanks

At the end , i duly excuse for any kind of uncourteousness. I lately came to know that you are a CEO and Editing Manager.
So bear it in its positivity.

Thanks again

Regarding Earthquake and Construction Companies Role,
I would again say, the Shape did not matter.

I have never ever advocated this theme. You simply felt the heat. Yah, its summer, but you can have Cold Tea or Coffee.

Dear, I don’t have any apprehensions.

But do realize that any disturbed writing can damage not only your own image but also the subject under discussion. It’s good to have a reading and writing habit but with care. And what we are discussing
Corporate Social Responsibility.

Imagine what would happen if any one of this community’s reader expresses one’s concern (being influenced by you / your lead Community)and one comes to know that what did one had in one’s mind through you was non sense.

Pay heed albeit don’t feel heat.

Absolutely disagree, you misunderstood it, but even you still continue to take it in your own way, I restate your leading skills at any rate for the “Social Bridges” are nebulous.

See, your own reply reveals that you have misunderstandings with in your good self. What you have to do with concept of “Sustainability in SCM” when you are advocating for CSR. Understand.
Differentiate between Sustainability in SCM
And
Sustainability in CSR.

Yah, I have recently started to read Green and White.

I don’t want to be a critic of any of your activities.
That where you could score, but your, don’t want to repeat, be rectified.

Oh dear you still misunderstand, you are in CSR ism.

So where do you end up?
What s your choice ?
being mature or
being rectified at an early stage.

Sorry dear. It’s difficult for me to contribute where the leader does not accept his or her mistake.

Do people say that your Ears are your complete body?

Dear
Augment Communication with
Telecommunication
As well as
IT and Telecommunication.

Reply to your second post is underway.

1- Yes I have a history in IT and still enjoy it, but that doesnt really mean only you have the right to impart business education on us IT low-lives.

2- An average joe like me CAN also have a background both in IT and business. I know it sounds like the world might explode if that were the case, but its true.

3- I really dont like people who stereotype – yes, there are a LOT of CEOs (and I mean even experienced veteran CEOs running seemingly successful firms) who have no idea about value-chain economics, specifically platforming or community (“edge-driven”) economics which is an area of interest for me. BUT I tend to try and talk about the important issues and the importance fo understanding it via writing and education (atleast I hoep I do – the readers could tell you more about whether I succeed or not). The important thing is though, I dont stereotype into assuming no one else can ever possibly know this because they’re IT.