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Business Hierarchy Of Needs
By: Jim Gitney
Achieve Excellence with the Business Hierarchy of Needs®
A Proven Framework for Strategic Execution and Change Management
Why do some organizations achieve sustained success while others “stop short” of excellence? The answer lies in their approach to strategic execution. …Read More
This entry was posted in Business Hierarchy of Needs®, Business Transformation, Company Physical, Continuous Improvement, Global Initiatives, M&A, Manufacturing and Distribution, Organizational Development, Strategy 5.0, on April 29, 2013 -
When Is The Best Time To Do Make vs. Buy?
By: Admin
I was recently speaking with a client about Make vs. Buy. We were discussing when the appropriate time was for doing that kind of analysis. The natural assumption is that world class organizations are doing that kind of analysis whenever a new product program or a major new contract is being worked on. It should be part of every analysis to provide continuous feedback to the Manufacturing organization and the business’s executives. Make vs. Buy analysis will tell you …Read More
This entry was posted in Continuous Improvement, Global Initiatives, Manufacturing and Distribution, Mexico, Supply Chain Optimization, Total Cost of Ownership, on April 19, 2013 -
Project Management Keys to Success
By: Admin
Management of a project, regardless of the specific intent and outcome, can generally be accomplished using fairly universal tools and techniques with a significant amount of focus and discipline.
A team approach has been shown to gain ‘ownership’ in the project and a consistent and uniform means of communication allows participants and stakeholders to stay abreast of the project by providing feedback to the team and the project leader(s). As a business leader, you frequently find yourself faced with the dilemma of having to define, justify, and implement a significant project or program, that at its conception, is generally just a collection of ideas, proposals, ‘back of the envelope’ calculations or benefits.
To bring these together takes the focus of a …Read More
This entry was posted in Global Initiatives, M&A, Manufacturing and Distribution, Organizational Development, Strategy 5.0, on November 22, 2011 -
Marketing and Sales: A Holistic Approach to New Channel Development
By: Admin
To gain a competitive edge, every project needs to take a holistic approach to new channel development. Changes in one process or program will weave its way throughout an organization and its markets. When making changes to the marketing and sales channels, some work needs to be done early in the project to assess the implications of change. Failure to consider this may cause irreparable damage to the company’s sales, clients and reputation in the marketplace. In new channel development, the company knows current markets well and has setup programs and processes to support the existing channels. When a new channel is contemplated, there are many interrelated issues that must be dealt with. They include: …Read More
This entry was posted in Global Initiatives, Manufacturing and Distribution, Market Effectiveness, Strategy 5.0, on September 11, 2010
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