Do you like sarcasm? Oh, you don’t, better stop reading. LEAN-THINKERS like us keep asking the same questions every day (at least while doing value stream mapping): What’s the value of this? What’s the value of that? Does is really add value to the customers? Well, I just ran into a new book of journalist [...]
Continue Reading →The amount of media that’s available to the average user is a vastly much larger superset than anything that’s ever existed in human history. That is the best basis to start thinking about new business ideas! Clay Shirky : “If I was going to start a news business tomorrow, I would start a news business [...]
Continue Reading →The new Adobe CS5 Master Collection is just great. As Illustrator and InDesign have always been very helpful in my business, Photoshop is really catching up. Finally my blog isn’t a naked text header anymore. Let me present you my 10 minutes “master-piece” (kidding)
Continue Reading →Die eigene Homepage, Interim Management Provider, LinkedIn, Xing, … egal welchen Kanal Interim Manager benutzten die Selbstdarstellung folgt meist dem Muster klassischer Bewerbungsunterlagen. Vergangenheitsbezogene Abschlüsse, Positionen, Erfolge, Referenzen… Auf wie vielen Interim Manager Seiten sieht man die Zukunft dieses Unternehmers und die konkreten Möglichkeiten für seine Zielgruppe? Der englischsprachige Artikel des CFO Magazine “Ready, Set, [...]
Continue Reading →Today, there are not soooo many LEAN-INTERIM Assignments out there. But LEAN-INTERIM Managers need to survive, train their skills and extend their reputation without betraying the LEAN PHILOSOPHY. This article and decision scheme should help to be aware of the actual situation at all time and stages of Interim Assignments. Being an Interim Manager is [...]
Continue Reading →You can’t apply the new LEAN-INTERIM approach to all kind of Interim Assignments. To be successful with this approach you need to stick to at least 5 golden rules to be able to turn your client in a long lasting enterprise that delivers exceptional value to customer and society. Just accept assignments on executive level [...]
Continue Reading →Today at the Boston University we talked with Professor Jeff Furman (who met Michael E. Porter) about Porters’ Five Forces. The concept is clear and quite approved, but what I like most about it is the aspect of “reshaping the forces in your favor”. What does this have to do with LEAN and INTERIM? I’ll [...]
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