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Monthly Archives: September 2010
Unlikely Sales Heroes – Supply Chain Managers
You finally landed your first orders from that really important high-potential account. When should you bring in your supply chain managers? In most companies, the standard progression is for the sales rep to focus on ramping up the sales volume, … read on
Posted in Selling for Profit
Tagged account management, profitability, sales, supply chain management
The Power of Constant Strategic Innovation
Strategic innovation is the lifeblood of business growth and lasting profitability. It enables you to push the envelope of customer value creation, positioning your company as the strategic partner of choice. It also allows you to price higher, grow faster, … read on
Posted in Thinking for Profit
Tagged customer, innovation, investment, strategy
The Problem with Accounting
What’s the difference between profits and profitability? In most companies, a net income deficiency of 30% or more. Let me explain. Accounting information is at the core of virtually all of our business processes. It is axiomatic that accounting has … read on
Posted in Thinking for Profit
Tagged accounting, finance, profits
The Missing Element in Large-scale Change
Large-scale change. Most managers view it as the ultimate management challenge. I remember when I wrote my Harvard Business School Working Knowledge column, “The Challenges of Paradigmatic Change.” The column went out on the Web on a Monday morning, and … read on
Posted in Leading for Profit
Tagged change, innovation, leadership, management, strategy