The Lean Marketing Lab presentation is a summation of the Lean Marketing House 2 –day workshop. It discusses how you can start a lab in your own organization and how you should proceed. I think it is very difficult to bring Lean Sales and Marketing to an organization without a consultant. The supply and demand Read More …
Using a structured approach, such as the Lean thinking tool of A3, the mind remains open, enabling one to examine each element of the decision or problem separately or systematically, and sufficiently, ensuring that all alternatives are considered. The outcome is almost always more comprehensive and more effective than the instinctive approach. Please watch this Read More …
Sales and marketing can no longer operate in a vacuum. It has become a process output that intertwines across many of the departments within the organization. As companies have become flat, their decision making is increasingly being done by committee. As a supplier, you must mimic your customer decision-making path and as a result your Read More …
Lean Sales and Marketing is built upon the philosophy that there has been a subtle shift to knowledge as the way to engage, develop and retain your customer base. The sales and marketing team must act as a vehicle to cultivate ideas not only within their four walls but more importantly from their customers and Read More …
This part of my Lean Sales and Marketing Workshop is going through a significant change. In the upcoming months, you will see my latest thoughts on how I approach this area for Lean Sales and Marketing. My most current thinking was posted in the blog post; Value Stream Mapping should be left on the Shop Read More …
I use the Business Model Canvas as a tool to Identify Value in a particular Value Stream. The book, Business Model Generation describes a visual template preformatted with the nine blocks of a business model, which allows you to develop and sketch out new or existing business models. This book has sold over 250,000 copies Read More …