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AI in Manufacturing: What Worked and What Did Not
With our small business we’ve used premium subscription services to several of the current top AI platforms to see what kind of impact we could have. With less than $10 million in revenue and ~25 employees, this was an opportunity … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Disruption, Innovation, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Marketing
Tagged ai, Business, digital-marketing, Goldratt, Marketing, technology, The Goal
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Six Signs You Should Explore Growth with Healthcare Buyers
Originally posted to LinkedIn. Full list of 17 LinkedIn articles – all are found here at this blog as well. Everybody wants to live longer and feel better, nobody enjoys seeing another human suffering or in pain. Demand for products … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Innovation, Liquid, Manufacturing, Supply Chain, Marketing, Theory
Tagged art, Books, Facebook, LinkedIn, Social media, technology, Twitter, wordpress
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Kurt Vonnegut’s The Sirens of Titan: Page by Page, Chapter by Chapter Summary and Review – The Very First Billionaire Space Race
An alien, Salo, stranded in Earth’s solar system manipulates humanity over eons to produce and deliver a much needed spare part. We learn of the plot through the eyes of Malachi Constant / Unk, who appears to be manipulated by Winston Niles Rumfoord, who himself is manipulated by Salo, who is a machine that lacks free will. Continue reading
Posted in Books, Innovation, Vonnegut
Tagged Alien, Control, Free Will, Manipulation, Martian Army, Mesiah, Mind Control, Narrative, Reality, Religion, Slaughter, Vonnegut, War
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5,000,000 Youtube Views for ‘Filtration’ – Tough Concepts the #1 Video Gets Right
5 million views is a lot for an industrial product – here are the concepts the top Youtube hit for ‘filtration’ got right. Continue reading
Posted in Disruption, Filtration, Industry, Innovation, Invention, Liquid, Textile
Tagged Clean water, Filtration, Fluids, King of Random, Links, Liquid, Microfiltration, Social media, Subscribe, Subscribers, Swamp, Twitter, Views, Water, Water filtration, Youtube
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Five criteria for picking winning industrial / manufacturing technologies
5 criteria for picking winning industrial technologies Continue reading
Posted in Business, Disruption, Innovation, Theory
Tagged 3D Printers, 3D Printing, additive manufacturing, Fast, Framework, Innovation, Rubric, Selection, Speed, technology
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New or Better?
When new technologies arise there is a real desire to create a Disruptive Product(TM), to focus on the new and to avoid simply making a better version of the current market leader. Don’t fall into that trap. It is almost … Continue reading
Posted in Disruption, Innovation, Marketing, Uncategorized
Tagged 3D Printing, Disruption, Innovation, leadership, Management, Marketing, Materials Science, Sales, Strategy, Tech Forecasting, Technical sales, technology
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Industrial Business Models – Choice #1
Hardware is dead. Hardware is booming. Hardware is hard and no one should do it. Hardware is different. Hardware is the same. IoT, IIoT and additive manufacturing attract attention to heavy industry – where a thing is being produced and … Continue reading
Posted in Disruption, Industry, Innovation, Materials Science, Theory
Tagged Business Models, Industry, leadership, Lean, Manufacturing, Operations, Sales
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“What does it take to be (a good) CEO?” Answer: People
All of the successes were from bringing in good people, helping them frame problems and getting them the tools they needed to be successful. The failures? They were mine – mostly due to not properly resourcing a problem with the … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Disruption, Filtration, Innovation, Invention, Marketing, Materials Science, Methods, Textile, Theory, Uncategorized
Tagged CEO, Entrpreneurship, leadership
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Biology, populations and VC
The meadow voles we found each morning in our traps were tiny, hardy animals who endured the weighing and tagging before being re-released. There were thousands of them in the fields of Blandy Farm or Mountain Lake, the field research … Continue reading
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