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Using Customer-Centric Value Propositions to Avoid Organizational Pathology

How To Use Customer-Centric Value Propositions to Avoid Organizational Pathology

April 22, 2025

Customers seek their own solutions by choosing to acquire services within their own contexts-of-use. You can avoid organizational pathology by structuring your business around value propositions that are meaningful and inspiring to your target market to win customer loyalty.

Walt Disney’s Perspective on Money, Risk, and Business Strategy

July 14, 2024

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Walt Disney was an exceptional business leaders and integrative thinker. He could have been the poster child for Peter Drucker's Marketing Concept. He saw everything he did to create value through the lens of making other people happy. For Walt, making people happy was the only honest path to profits.

The First Three Responsibilities of Management

February 17, 2023

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Peter Drucker sets the table for the seriousness that adheres to managerial responsibilities by identifying three “jobs” that are inherent in every management role, and thus are incumbent upon every manager to recognize and seriously embrace. This article takes a look at those three responsibilities.

Discovering Requisite Agility: The Tempo Dance

Discovering Requisite Agility: An Integrated Approach to Value Creation in a VUCA World | Part 5 | The Tempo Dance

October 20, 2022

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Why Strategic Planning is Both Natural and Necessary for Success

January 20, 2021

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A strategic plan is an essential management process and tool. It significantly contributes to organizing the thinking and actions required to ensure a valued and profitable use of resources sufficient to sustain and enhance the profitability and continued existence of the business or organization.

Barry L. Linetsky, 2019

How Economic Thinking Can Benefit Consumers, Managers, and Entrepreneurs | Part 3: The Economic Way Of Thinking

November 14, 2019

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Mises held that the virtue of economics was its particular capability in providing insight into the link between human values, human action and desired outcomes. He advocated for a distinct economic way of thinking as a valid and necessary extension of logic, and therefore easily available to everybody.

Why Business and Ethics Are Always Connected

January 17, 2019

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In this post I discuss the inherent connection between business purpose and ethical behaviour as two components of the larger category of human action.