
Apple, Starbucks, Dell, and others are frequently lauded for their incredible successes. Yet each was on the verge of becoming failures…at points after their initial successes. Why?
Is it just Leadership? Or, was it Process-based?
Innovative Business Leadership




Apple, Starbucks, Dell, and others are frequently lauded for their incredible successes. Yet each was on the verge of becoming failures…at points after their initial successes. Why?
Is it just Leadership? Or, was it Process-based?
For those of you having followed me a while, you know I do a fair number of book reviews. In the interest of continual self-improvement I am constantly reading new books. Shortly after I finish each (business) book I generally post a review.
My favorite tool streamlining the process is iPad’s reader application. Elegantly implemented, simple to use, iBooks is more than ‘just a reader’ application. It is also a tool you can leverage to really make life easier.

Fires are raging, you’re surrounded, completing your mission’s at risk. You need to quickly assess, make a decision, and move!

License & Entitlement changes are a necessary evil. Here’s a brief discussion of two key constituents that need to be onboard.

If maintaining focus, decreasing stress, and making sure things aren’t being lost in the cracks, then I encourage you to read Getting Things Done.

No one likes excessive structure. Yet without defined processes Anarchy reigns. Following is a discussion regarding Workflows.

Agile is a methodology, a way of getting work done. it does not, itself, speak to making sure things get done. That, still requires…
Revenue is a terrible metric for determining success, tied to century-old accounting processes. Better metrics for determining success should be considered.

…more than one solution deployment fail and turn into a huge waste of capital, simply because no one would use it! Sometimes it’s causes are simple…
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JT is an Innovative Business Leader, creative thinker, public speaker, & management business consultant in the software space. A US Navy vet, he is also an avid motorcyclist, and enjoys turning others into heroes. [Read More …]
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