Philip Ammerman

Memory is a strange thing. A long time ago (1992?) at Princeton I was reading up on sedimentation and somehow came across RA Bagnold’s...

I've just had one of those absurdly amazing customer experiences that is so rare today. Over Christmas, I ordered seven books from Amazon.fr

Back in February 2019, I published an article in the Successful Business Magazine in Cyprus on the Cyprus Citizenship by Investment...

Photo (c) China Daily Every so often, we get a glimpse of our digital future. It’s a shining bright future for technology and those who...

Imagine that today is 7 January 2030 and we are looking back through the foggy reminiscences and self-invented truths that constitute our...

The Cyprus Entrepreneurship Competition challenges scientists, startup founders, and hi-tech entrepreneurs to transform their ideas into...

A lot was made about this week’s announcement that Pfizer’s initial results of COVID vaccine testing showed a 90% protection against...

Photo (c) BBC Today is Election Day in the United States, and voting stations will open soon. While most opinion polls show Joe Biden...

There is a good article on trade, manufacturing, unions and politics in The New Yorker by Dan Kaufmann: Will Trump's broken promises to...

In Greece, we are blessed with sites that are magical in the human vision they convey. Delphi is one such site. There is a strange energy...

Today is OXI Day, the anniversary of Greece’s entry into the Second World War. As with most anniversaries, it’s a time for reflection...

Today, Cyprus celebrates the 60th anniversary of its independence from Great Britain.

Last week while in Paris I received news that one of our clients died unexpectedly. She was over 80 years old.

Or why the US Voting Systems Sucks Photo (c) David Goldman, AP My thoughts below are prompted by a news item on "naked ballots" in the...

I just completed the hardest component of my master's so far: procurement and intelligent procurement. It's not hard in terms of level.

I learned today that Princeton University is being investigated by the US Department Education for potential racism.

This evening the looming disaster of the coronavirus took on a new dimension for me. I’ll illustrate this with a series of anecdotes.

Navigator Consulting has just published its September 2020 update on the COVID-19 Pandemic. Please view the article introduction here,...

In April 2020, at the height of the coronavirus lockdown, Philip Ammerman was interviewed by Premiere Media, a leading business newspaper...

Navigator Consulting Group and the Cyprus Chamber of Commerce and Industry are organising a training programme entitled Managing Digital...