Category Archive: Business Models

May 14 2012

It’s Time to Rethink Continuous Improvement

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Excellent article from - Ron Ashkenas writing for The Harvard Business Review. Starting to recognize the balance twixt the discipline neccesary for process to succeed  against the free from thinking needed to breakthrough with alternative thinking. Three simple guidelines buried in there to help you navigate the turbulent waters. Full Article : It’s Time to Rethink Continuous …

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May 07 2012

With An 8.8% Market Share, Apple has 73% of The Profit

Old News >>>> With 8.8% market share, Apple has 73% of cell phone profits. It’s the graph that caught my eye — WOW. Click through for the full article But lest we forget that is a STAGGERING piece of information !

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May 07 2012

10 Ways Your Business Can Combat Digital Darwinism

I am a big advocate of Social Media – BUT – my recurring mantra is to FIRST – understand your business, goals, milestones, objectives – know how the routes to market to achieve those goals, milestones and objectives will help – understand the customers / market / community that will allow you to achieve those …

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May 07 2012

Why Google and Facebook Might Completely Disappear

This caught my eye recently – since it is a topic that people mutter about from time to time – kind of like – how long can Apple keep growing like this (those questions started to be raised when their stock hit 100). Here’s Why Google and Facebook Might Completely Disappear in the Next 5 …

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May 07 2012

Floating city attracts more than 100 startups

I suspect it isn’t just about the visa situation – and proximity to the Valley – surely no taxes either? The vessel will be stationed 12 nautical miles from the coast of California, in international waters, and it will have a crew of 200 to 300 people. The location would enable non-U.S. startup entrepreneurs to …

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