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Goldratt’s Rules of Flow: Part 3, Chapters 20 – 27 60 Second Video Summary
In the final chapter, Marc and his sister are summoned to their parent’s house where Isaac hands the business over to Marc, compliments him for the changes he has created using the Theory of Constraints he’s learned in Professor Silver’s course, and let’s both of them know about his terminal disease. Continue reading
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Tagged agile, Cycling, Goldratt, Herbie, Project Management, Turkey, Video, Youtube, YouTube Shorts
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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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Seven Red Lines (3): Anderson the Expert’s Failings
Anderson the Expert is in a tough spot, his value as an expert wasn’t well defended, but he doesn’t do very much to help himself out. Stuck in a meeting with a customer who is uncertain of their goals, a … Continue reading
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Tagged Clueless customer, Sales, Seven Red Lines, Technical sales, The Expert, Youtube
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Seven Red Lines (2): Technical Sales Meeting Mistakes
The biggest mistake made by the vendor involved in the Seven Red Lines / “The Expert” video is that from a strategic standpoint, they are failing to defend their technical resources. However, there are a series of other mistakes that … Continue reading
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Tagged Anderson, Marketing, Seven Red Lines, Strategy, Technical sales, Technical sales meeting, The Expert, Youtube
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Seven Red Lines (1): Defend Your Technical Resources
Working with the world leaders in filtration and technical fabrics we get all kinds of inquiries that sound surprisingly similar to the meeting that Anderson the Expert sits through. Requests aren’t fully thought through, the vocabulary of the technical needs … Continue reading
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Tagged Anderson, commercialization, Consulting, Meetings, Technical sales, The Expert, Youtube
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Seven Red Lines (aka “The Expert”): The Transcript
[If dealing with absurd situations like those outlined in this hysterical sketch is part of your work life – learn about how to deal with them better following Goldratt’s Major Concepts or by reading this Chapter by Chapter summary of … Continue reading
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Tagged Best practices, Customer, Dialog, Engagement, Meetings, Perpendicular, Sales, Seven Red Lines, Technical sales, The Expert, Transparent Ink, Work, Youtube
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