Comments on: Launch of the Global Malaria Action Plan http://topnaman.com/policy/launch-of-the-global-malaria-action-plan/ malaria news and discussion Thu, 12 Aug 2010 19:17:37 +0000 hourly 1 By: Gil http://topnaman.com/policy/launch-of-the-global-malaria-action-plan/comment-page-1/#comment-747 Gil Sat, 25 Oct 2008 03:50:01 +0000 http://topnaman.com/policy/launch-of-the-global-malaria-action-plan/#comment-747 Would it be wrong to have an outsider do the job for RBM? Will it promise success? I all as it will work it is fine. Nowadays business process outsourcing is the trend. End result will give justice to the means. Let's wait and see. Would it be wrong to have an outsider do the job for RBM? Will it promise success? I all as it will work it is fine. Nowadays business process outsourcing is the trend. End result will give justice to the means. Let’s wait and see.

]]> By: naman http://topnaman.com/policy/launch-of-the-global-malaria-action-plan/comment-page-1/#comment-579 naman Mon, 29 Sep 2008 19:23:47 +0000 http://topnaman.com/policy/launch-of-the-global-malaria-action-plan/#comment-579 <p>Saket,</p> <p>great point, it is also an effective way for RBM to avoid arm wrestling, both internally and with all the groups they consulted for the plan's development.</p> Saket,

great point, it is also an effective way for RBM to avoid arm wrestling, both internally and with all the groups they consulted for the plan’s development.

]]> By: Saket http://topnaman.com/policy/launch-of-the-global-malaria-action-plan/comment-page-1/#comment-578 Saket Mon, 29 Sep 2008 19:16:13 +0000 http://topnaman.com/policy/launch-of-the-global-malaria-action-plan/#comment-578 Good observation. I can't say that I'm too surprised about why the group brought in BCG (not that I'm qualified to say ANYTHING about the group). But that's the role these management consulting firms play for all kinds of businesses. These consultants think strategy all the time -- and they are armed with the collective experience of interacting with so many kinds of businesses in all kinds of situations. Just like any firm, I'm sure internal politics play an unfortunate role and it seems unlikely to me that an internal strategy team would be immune to such influences. So there's another advantage of bringing in an outside group. But I'm really pleased to see this new push for malaria. Let's knock it out of the park (for real) Good observation. I can’t say that I’m too surprised about why the group brought in BCG (not that I’m qualified to say ANYTHING about the group). But that’s the role these management consulting firms play for all kinds of businesses. These consultants think strategy all the time — and they are armed with the collective experience of interacting with so many kinds of businesses in all kinds of situations. Just like any firm, I’m sure internal politics play an unfortunate role and it seems unlikely to me that an internal strategy team would be immune to such influences. So there’s another advantage of bringing in an outside group.

But I’m really pleased to see this new push for malaria. Let’s knock it out of the park (for real)

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