When it comes to airports, many travellers have a simple goal: Spend as little time there as possible. With the global recession causing airlines to cut back on services—and with travellers having less cash to spend at duty-free stores and other shops—the airport experience threatens to get even worse.
One part of the world where a trip to the airport isn’t so enervating, though, is Asia. In the annual survey of airport service quality by Geneva-based Airports Council International (ACI), Asian airports won four of the five top spots. Incheon International Airport in Seoul, South-Korea took the top for the fourth consecutive year. An overview of the complete ranking can be found here.
Breakthrough management ideas for a world in which the game will never be the same. BusinessWeek has published several stories on management ideas structured in the following categories: New ideas for growth, New ideas for talent, and New ideas for partners.An overview can be found 
Mobile broadband is taking off! Increased usage of mobile broadband is among others fuelled by the fact that handsets turn into computers, laptops are becoming more like mobile phones, networks are becoming faster, and prices for mobile data traffic is rapidly decreasing. Even industry veterans have been surprised by the rapid take-up of mobile broadband using built-in receivers or plug-in “dongles” to provide internet access to laptops via high-speed mobile networks.
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