If you want to know when top in their class companies lose their market leadership even by doing everything considered as “right” you should not wait to master “The Innovator’s Dilemma” by C. M. Christensen. Case studies from deriving from steel processing, engineering and IT industries rigidly analyzed by Christensen show how “missing on new […]
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Let’s suppose that you are General Manager of fashion company, who has just decided that it is the red pullover, which should be on the cover of your this year catalogue. In fact your Vice Director has been watching Japanese fashion trends websites from some time, where red color was the hit of the last
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Are you pitching large caps or just wondering how to make the first contact? Proposing value to large company is easier, if you start thinking like you’re in one and crack down its internal structure. To do this nothing is better than “Bag the Elephant !” by Steve Kaplan. But then, before approaching the Client,
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They say that innovation is much about connecting already existing dots in a way no one did before. You may also hear that it is about seeding oneself with inspiring content and letting itself to grow like DNA moleculses create purposefull double helix. Then you may aks you could find some clever bites you could apply
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Remember Jeff Gitomer we wrote about some time ago? If you have get familiar with “Yes! Attitude“, here are Gitomer’s 20.5 “attitude gems”, and also reasons why one should invest in copy or an audiobook. There are people, who have been starting the day from Gitomer’s talk for years and don’t plan to stop, as everytime they listen to
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In North America mentor relationships are valued more than government incentives in terms of secret sauce ingredients leading to achievement of innovation. O.k. but what you can do when there is no mentor ready to share with they knowledge, know-how, experience and business network ? Take a look e.g. at Intelligent.ly running time-squeezed workshop
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You are a summer tourist and you have found yourself in summer resort and look for last minute place to accommodate, but no one seems to give you the right answer about availability and prize of place for you. Sounds familiar ? Want to see how one of Polish smart shops Aloco will change your
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No matter how developed your business undertaking or ongoing work engagements are, you probably attend or organize some meetings. Here are tips of Philips Damiano, on how to make the business meetings “no souls-sucking” with some personal comments in italics: 1. Be timely – and don’t get too excited about the time you want to hold your
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If you set up your start-up in Poland, no matter whether it is academic spin-off, of your own undertaking, you can derive from support for entrepreneuers and innovators offered by National Centre of Research and Development under BRIdge initiative. BRIdge initiative streams are about making already existing inventions even more business-crisper and ready for market uptake (BRIdge Mentor), investing in mature inventions ready
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Tim Ferris is writer, entrepreneur and angel investor who once left the corporate and lives his life to the full providing priceless pieces of advice for everyone, who seriously thinks about running own, profitable business or enhancing the life experience. Tim wrote among others “The 4-Hour Workweek”, focused on working smart, not hard in regular work and mastering
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