Jan 21 2012

How Can We Co-Opt the Competition?

Making the transition from a decade of work as a mortgage broker to a fresh start working for a banking direct lender could have been a real challenge. Instead, it was an opportunity to grow market share.

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Oct 19 2011

From $4 A Share To $404: How Apple Succeeded

I’m going to draw your attention to Time Machine. This simple innovation is exactly how Apple Computer beat the bigs. It’s how a group of guys and girls from simple beginnings got to become that American fable of building a better mousetrap, founding a company in the “garage” and going on to superstardom and independent wealth.

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Nov 28 2010

Meeting Warren Avis

In an unassuming building on State Street in Ann Arbor, Michigan, I met
the head of the Avis Empire in 2001, the man who had built and sold Avis Rent A Car and all its innovations in the 1960s. His small staff buzzed productively from room to room as he announced, “Each worker for Avis is respected…”

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Oct 1 2010

I jumped at the chance to join eBusinessware

“If the only tool you have is a hammer, you see every problem as a nail.”
–Abraham Maslow

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Aug 2 2010

The Walt Disney Effect

Early sales lessons teach to ask a prospect what they need, and then find a way to offer it, at a price. The modern methods of selling haven’t lost this principle, making clear the leaders in dollar volume.

Jun 21 2010

My days @ Ebusinessware

Our esteemed company Ebusinessware lovingly known as EBW.Prior to come to ebw i was thinking of a typical banking domain company with regular functions was broken with happiness.I have experienced is bouquet of all colors forming a rainbow of technology and services. A true company having offering of end to end technology and business [...]

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Feb 17 2010

The new Jargon- Knowledge Revenues rule the roost

The on-going tussle between those ruing over the fading luster of Business “Bottom line” figures and those who are still bullish on markets and tangible assets, have just one coherent point of distinction separating them from one school of thought. While the latter seems more bent towards playing the “Wait [...]