Adopted from Jim Collins’s book Good to Great
Ten out of eleven good to great CEO’s cited in the book came from inside the company and took the company to great heights.The comparison companies who failed turned to outsiders with six times greater frequency yet failed to produce sustained great results.
This expodes an important myth on leadership
“Level 5 leaders are fanatically driven infected with an incurable need to produce results.They will sell the mills or fire their brother if that is what takes to make the company great”
Adopted from Jim Collins’s book Good to Great
The three factors are:
1) Seek legal protection e.g. patents , trademarks e.g. TetraPack
2) Build durable advantages in the value chain making it difficult to imitate e.g. Ikea business model
3) Creating competitor lag forcing competitors to make difficult trade offs
Adopted from Matt Watkinson’s book The Grid
The three factors are:
1) Increasing product awareness
2)Acquisition of new customers
3) Retention of existing customers
Adopted from Matt Watkinson’s book The Grid
The three factors are:
1) The revenue model adopted
2) Choosing the right price for the product
3) The sales volume of the product
Adopted from Matt Watkinson’s book The Grid
The three components are:
1) The product or service proposition to position the product
2) The brand appeal to customers
3) The customer experience journey
Adopted from Matt Watkinson’s book The Grid
The three factors are:
1) The category to which the product belongs to
2) The territory where the product manufacturer operates in
3) The alternatives and substitutes with respect to the product
Adopted from Matt Watkinson’s book titled “The Grid”
The three factors are:
1) Values abd beliefs related to the product
2) Meeting of customer goals using the product
3) Current barriers with the existing product to long for the new product
Adopted from Matt Watkinson’s book “The Grid”
“It does not matter when we start.It does not matter where we start.All that matters is that we start.”
Adopted from Simon Sinek’s book Together is Better
“It does not matter when we start.It does not matter where we start.All that matters is that we start.”
Adopted from Simon Sinek’s book Together is Better