PMI Quarterly
Offering a transformative & educational research perspective
PMI Quarterly is the quarterly leadership journal of Precision
Management Institute (PMI) providing a transformative and
educational research perspective on PMI related topics. Become familiar with PMI’s perspective on
topics of influence and their real world application.
Date: N/A
Title: "As A Man Thinketh" by James Allen
The aphorism, "As a man thinketh in his heart so is he," not only
embraces the whole of a man's being, but is so comprehensive as to
reach out to every condition and circumstance of his life. A man is
literally what he thinks, his character being the complete sum of
all his thoughts.
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Date: Aug 2009
Title: "Water for Agriculture: Global
Change and Geographic Perspectives on Research Challenges for
the Future"
In writing about the future of humanity on Earth, E. O.
Wilson (2002) used the metaphor of a “bottleneck” to
characterize the current and forthcoming period of tremendous
human demand on planetary resources.
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Quarterly Journals
Date: 2007
Title: "The Global Call Centre Report:
International Perspectives on Management and Employment"
This report is the first large scale international study of call
centre management and employment practices across all regions of
the globe – including Asia, Africa, South America, North
America, and Europe. Covering almost 2,500 centres in 17
countries, this survey provides a detailed account of the
similarities and differences in operations across widely diverse
national contexts and cultures. The centers in the survey
include a total of 475,000 call centre employees.
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Date: 2010
Title: "Sustainability of organic farming
in a global food chain perspective"
The organic agricultural movements can be seen as tangible
efforts to create a more sustainable development. However, these
efforts are challenged by globalisation, which strongly
influences organic agriculture and food chains.
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Date: 2009
Title: "Mapping Drought Patterns and
Impacts: A
Global Perspective"
This study examines the global patterns and impacts of droughts
through the mapping of several drought-related characteristics –
either at a country level or at regular grid scales.
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Articles
Date: N/A
Title: "Freshwater and Human Population: A
Global Perspective"
Water challenges in the United States, the topic of most of the
studies in this issue, are both similar to and different from
those elsewhere in the world.
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Date: N/A
Title: "Reminders for Excelling"
Always Focused - Only when you are fully focused on
connecting with each experience and each performance can you
perform to your true potential.
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Date: Nov 1995
Title: "Perspectives of Research Into the
Human Dimension of Global Change"
In Germany, research into the human dimensions of global change
is still a Cinderella topic. The main reasons for this arising
from the nature of science are indicated in the first chapter.
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Date: 1988
Title: "Mental Links to Excellence"
This study included 235 Canadian Olympic athletes who
participated in the 1984 Olympic Games in Sarajevo and Los
Angeles.
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