Managing Customer Value
Pascal Pinck appeared on the Business901 podcast, A Strategic Collaborator’s use of Personal Kanban and he thought this image of his Personal Kanban board might add to the conversation. Pascal Pinck works as a Strategic Collaborator with individuals and teams who face high levels of uncertainty in their market context About: Personal Kanban is neither Read More …
When most organizations think about their value proposition, they think about the tangible benefits that the organization offers or how much better they are in a certain area versus the competition. It might even include their history, technical expertise, latest technology, commitment to customers, etc. In the book, Strategy from the Outside In: Profiting from Read More …
I started practicing and finding Personal Kanban an answer to many years of frustration in looking for a time management system that allowed me to manage it rather it managing me. How I started with Kanban: Each year, I take one subject matter that I am going to concentrate on. I started doing it many Read More …
The Sales and Marketing Funnel is a theory that needs to be laid to rest. A linear approach to predict, plan, and proceed is a precarious way to advance. This approach prematurely foresees a solution for the customer without ever understanding their problem. And if you consider addressing the application of social media, it does Read More …
Steve Denning has written an excellent book portraying Lean and Agile techniques to the practice of management. Many of his thoughts parallel mine though I am only viewing these techniques from a sales and marketing perspective. His seven principles depicted below is the essence of the thoughts in the book. The book is well written, 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 …