http://blog.businesshuddle.comQuick BlogcastSat, 04 Feb 2012 23:25:53 GMThttp://blog.businesshuddle.com/2006/10/28/distribution-strategy--criteria-and-rules-expand-your-sales-inhouse-sales-force-distributors-outsource-or-export.aspx#comment-2511265TrianzThat's a very insightful post, designed to learn the path to success in business. Reading your post brought me back to my school years. One thing I learn about business in my education and in my business experience is that you can't never learn enough and you always have to find ways to improve, even when you're on top.http://blog.businesshuddle.com/2006/10/28/distribution-strategy--criteria-and-rules-expand-your-sales-inhouse-sales-force-distributors-outsource-or-export.aspx#comment-2511265Wed, 21 Oct 2009 19:53:59 GMThttp://blog.businesshuddle.com/2006/12/20/blue-ocean-strategy--ocean-strategy-red-or-blue-belongs-in-the-dead-sea.aspx#comment-2485099Fred MarroquinLet's not forget that all things evolve and go through stages, business is no different. When people move our cheese we must find it again right?http://blog.businesshuddle.com/2006/12/20/blue-ocean-strategy--ocean-strategy-red-or-blue-belongs-in-the-dead-sea.aspx#comment-2485099Fri, 09 Oct 2009 16:55:03 GMThttp://blog.businesshuddle.com/2006/12/30/add-new-entry.aspx#comment-2472851canvas printsWell it's now 2009 and Google are ever more obsessed with "ad score". There are many niches where bidding wars occur and the small company just can't afford to keep up. Who wants to pay $5 a click?http://blog.businesshuddle.com/2006/12/30/add-new-entry.aspx#comment-2472851Sun, 04 Oct 2009 09:44:08 GMThttp://blog.businesshuddle.com/2008/04/14/trouble-with-outsourcing-to-china-or-anywhere.aspx#comment-2350264Gilbert general contractorsIn my opinion outsourcing is on high demand for general contractors, this is pure economics law, you reduce the costs and have the same output. There already are a lot of industry fields that focus on outsourcing, I can't really predict where would that lead us.http://blog.businesshuddle.com/2008/04/14/trouble-with-outsourcing-to-china-or-anywhere.aspx#comment-2350264Thu, 13 Aug 2009 18:16:50 GMThttp://blog.businesshuddle.com/2006/12/20/blue-ocean-strategy--ocean-strategy-red-or-blue-belongs-in-the-dead-sea.aspx#comment-2221508robert jasperdear writer,<br /><br />I have no connections to the followers of the blue ocean strategy and nobody in my family has relatives with somebody, who is involved in the blue ocean strategy, may I therefore outline to you my opinion very objectively from business owner to business owner: Everything I followed here is probably true, but I am wondering myself, that there is so little exeptance and relaxed CEO emotional intelligence. Even if some are for sure against this strategic appoach, it should be taken for granted, that even the one with a low mindset will recognize, that this strategy has something to do with smart strategic thinking, mostly needed too. Of course it may not embrace all other profund and sense making strategic success concepts, but as ONE part of a hole strategic concept it could fit vey good, I am sure you concure with me about that. But to accuse in this way (Like somebody did) is not very open minded and to insist, that only my way is the best way, is ... I better don't comment that any further. Integration is key, a good thing squezzed a bit, but serving my needs, is better then other long developed concepts, which gets stove piped or scope creep, right!<br />So lets be more open minded and integrate what is useful, in order to get business successfully done or let's retire and focus thinking on holding some seminars at universites classrooms. Time and money is to precious, not to evaluate good things in the right manner, just the good things survive anyway...<br /><br />thanks for your attention,<br /><br />Bob Jasper<br /><a href="http://www.theartofquality.com">www.theartofquality.com</a><br />Orlando,FLhttp://blog.businesshuddle.com/2006/12/20/blue-ocean-strategy--ocean-strategy-red-or-blue-belongs-in-the-dead-sea.aspx#comment-2221508Wed, 01 Jul 2009 18:25:34 GMThttp://blog.businesshuddle.com/2006/12/20/blue-ocean-strategy--ocean-strategy-red-or-blue-belongs-in-the-dead-sea.aspx#comment-2115381TRU Group Inc<FONT size=2>Mike -<BR> <BR>Although TRU lists "Blue Ocean Strategy" as one of the models considered among several for discussion, it is in the context of how NOT to do strategic planning. TRU clearly will not take part in a strategic planning process that adopts this deeply flawed approach.<BR> <BR>Thanks for the comment!</FONT> <BR> <BR> <FONT size=3>Edward R. Anderson<BR> </FONT>B.Sc.(Hons)., Dpl.(Marketing Research)., MBA., FCIArb <BR>President&amp; CEO<BR>TRU Group Inc - Activating Your StrategicMindset <BR>Website <A href="http://trugroup.com/">http://trugroup.com/</A> <BR>mailto:anderson@trugroup.com <BR>Tucson 520-575-0674<BR>Toronto 416-935-1754<BR>Cell 1-520-229-7836http://blog.businesshuddle.com/2006/12/20/blue-ocean-strategy--ocean-strategy-red-or-blue-belongs-in-the-dead-sea.aspx#comment-2115381Tue, 26 May 2009 22:01:36 GMThttp://blog.businesshuddle.com/2006/12/20/blue-ocean-strategy--ocean-strategy-red-or-blue-belongs-in-the-dead-sea.aspx#comment-2114595Mike SheaHaving scanned the blog comments and read the TRU white paper about Blue Ocean Strategy, I'm surprised by the vehemence of the tone. Two questions: 1) if it's that bad, why is it mentioned in TRU's strategic planning process delivery? 2) If US management thinking was that superior, how come the US car industry is now a basket case? As Shakespeare said, 'me thinks thou protesteth too much'.http://blog.businesshuddle.com/2006/12/20/blue-ocean-strategy--ocean-strategy-red-or-blue-belongs-in-the-dead-sea.aspx#comment-2114595Tue, 26 May 2009 15:22:31 GMThttp://blog.businesshuddle.com/2006/12/20/blue-ocean-strategy--ocean-strategy-red-or-blue-belongs-in-the-dead-sea.aspx#comment-1817476Yun TyngThank you for such awakening comments. Its really hard to judge a book by its cover and the whole marketing gimmicks used on it. There is so much talk about it, lots of hot airs but have yet to see successful application of it!http://blog.businesshuddle.com/2006/12/20/blue-ocean-strategy--ocean-strategy-red-or-blue-belongs-in-the-dead-sea.aspx#comment-1817476Mon, 16 Feb 2009 03:04:36 GMThttp://blog.businesshuddle.com/2006/12/30/add-new-entry.aspx#comment-1756114PPC ManagementThanks for the information. Google is very strict now in their Adwords policy.http://blog.businesshuddle.com/2006/12/30/add-new-entry.aspx#comment-1756114Thu, 29 Jan 2009 12:57:33 GMThttp://blog.businesshuddle.com/2006/10/28/distribution-strategy--criteria-and-rules-expand-your-sales-inhouse-sales-force-distributors-outsource-or-export.aspx#comment-1466324PPC ManagementVery helpful information. Thanks for your tips:)http://blog.businesshuddle.com/2006/10/28/distribution-strategy--criteria-and-rules-expand-your-sales-inhouse-sales-force-distributors-outsource-or-export.aspx#comment-1466324Wed, 22 Oct 2008 18:04:36 GMT