Do you think that some ground work should have been laid before they got to this discussion. Always remember your biggest challenge in sales is usually clarity. Make sure your prospects are ready for higher math before taking them there. It’s not their fault for not understanding. It’s yours. Right pop? Related Posts: The 7 Read More …
The Lean Marketing House is the big picture book, an overview of applying Lean to marketing where Marketing with A3 is more tactical. If you have interest in starting to look at your sales and marketing in a different way consider my offer: purchase the Lean Marketing House and you will receive Marketing with A3 Read More …
When everyone thinks of Lean they think of Muda or the waste. I am a firm believer that you never directly attack Muda in sales and marketing simply because most people do not know what works and what doesn’t. Lean is not all about Muda. James Womack himself suggested that Lean practioners should think about Read More …
I was honored to have these 5 people contribute A3s for the eBook, Marketing with A3. I had several of my own efforts but felt that I could not offer the variety needed. These contributions are real life examples (names and some data has been changed) that captures the essence of an A3; a small Read More …
Tracey Richardson, president of Teaching Lean Inc. discussed A3 Thinking and Lean Problem Solving last May on the Business901 podcast and easily outdistance everyone else. If you listened to it only once, it is well worth listening to it a 2nd time. I was so impressed with the interview that I participated in her A3 Read More …
Corporations can no longer prosper in a system designed for excess demand. The simple fact is that supply exceeds demands in most cases. You must challenge yourself to think about business differently. There are companies that have prospered during these times. Consider Wal-Mart, Toyota, Amazon, and Southwest Airlines. They have advanced where others have simply Read More …