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Extreme Competition

2009/08/12 in Business-Technology, Presentations by peg | View Comments

I’ve uploaded another presentation to SlideShare. (Still trying to work through the backlog.) This is something that I had been doing for banks and insurance companies as part of their “thought leadership” sessions.

A new company enters the market in late 2008, LGM Wealth Management, who have found a new way of spinning existing solutions and technologies to provide it with capabilities an order of magnitude better than anyone else.

Time to Revenue < 5 days

Cost to Serve < ½ industry average

New Product Introduction < 5 days

Infinite customization

How do you react?

Extreme Competition

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Innovation [2009-08-10]

2009/08/10 in Innovation by peg | View Comments

Another week and another collection of interesting ideas from around the internet.

As always, thoughts and/or comments are greatly appreciated.

This issue:

Innovation, the future and why nothing is ever simple [viddler]
Simon Warley’s excellent presentation on what drives innovation, and why it is so hard. From Future of Web Apps, London, 2008.
You can’t innovate like Apple [Pragmatic Marketing]
Without question, nearly everyone believes the equation Apple = Innovation is a fundamental truth. Discover what makes them different.
Inside the secret overlap conference [BusinessWeek]
Innovation is often found in the gaps or overlaps between domains and disciplines. An interesting unconference has been designed to bring these overlaps into sharp relief.
Survey: US residents unsure of future of innovation [The Industry Standard]
U.S. residents are unsure about the country’s ability to remain a top innovator and the U.S. government needs to take steps to ensure its leadership, a major tech trade group said Tuesday.