Tag: Digital Revolution

  • Be Interesting by First, Being Interested

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    “Be fast, be first, but never be alone. Nothing can replace the value of teamwork.”  – Farshad Asl  Hi Everyone,   I wanted to say thank you for all the feedback and thoughtfulness I received from many of you regarding last week’s Desk of Brad. Indeed, we are at the threshold of some very interesting times. Keep the…

  • Be Interesting by First, Being Interested

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    Brad Heidemann
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    Hi Everyone,  I wanted to say thank you for all the feedback and thoughtfulness I received from many of you regarding last week’s Desk of Brad. Indeed, we are at the threshold of some very interesting times. Keep the ideas flowing and continue to reach out to me with your thoughts and suggestions. I also appreciated…

  • People, Processes, and Technology

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    “I believe in these guys and they believe in each other. The biggest thing for us is never quit.” -Washington Nationals manager Dave Martinez  People, Processes, and Technology   All of our engagements are about three distinct areas of organizations; people, processes, and technology. Our clients hire us to work through all of those dimensions to achieve a business objective.   In that context, I want…

  • People, Processes, and Technology

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    “I believe in these guys and they believe in each other. The biggest thing for us is never quit.”  – Dave Martinez, Washington Nationals Manager All of our engagements are about three distinct areas of organizations; people, processes, and technology. Our clients hire us to work through all of those dimensions to achieve a business objective.   In that context, I want…

  • Content is the Missing Third Data Source

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    “No matter what people tell you, words and ideas can change the world.”  – Robin Williams  Hopefully, all of you have a fond memory of an English teacher who taught you the joy of great literature. For me, it was Mrs. Moore. She asked us to read Paradise Lost by Milton, it was and still…

  • The Experience Economy: Part 3

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    This concept of the experience economy I have been talking about for the past two weeks is a fundamental shift in the American system of values. People no longer care what goods you have; they care how good you have it. This is not just my speculation. It’s been documented scientifically. There is a large…

  • The Experience Economy: Part 3

    The Experience Economy: Part 3

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    Brad Heidemann
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    This concept of the experience economy I have been talking about for the past two weeks is a fundamental shift in the American system of values. People no longer care what goods you have; they care how good you have it. This is not just my speculation. It’s been documented scientifically. There is a large…

  • The Experience Economy: Part 2

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    Brad Heidemann
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    Consumerism is Dead So, I’ve been thinking a lot about this word “experience.” It got me wondering, where does this focus on experience come from? Though it’s clearly been around for a long time, it’s only recently become an object of intense focus. Think back to the era of great American consumerism—the 1950s through the…

  • The Experience Economy: Part 2

    The Experience Economy: Part 2

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    Brad Heidemann
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    Consumerism is Dead So, I’ve been thinking a lot about this word “experience.” It got me wondering, where does this focus on experience come from? Though it’s clearly been around for a long time, it’s only recently become an object of intense focus. Think back to the era of great American consumerism—the 1950s through the…