Lean Startups Part 3: Most Changes Make Products Worse

Author: Steve Denning He is the author of six business books and consultant to organizations around the world on leadership, innovation, management and business narrative. His most recent book is the Leader's Guide to Radical Management: Reinventing the Workplace for the 21st Century (Jossey-Bass, 2010). Other books include The Leader's...

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Lean Startups Pt 2: A Scientific Method For Creating Innovation

author: Steve Denning What is a lean startup? In essence, it’s innovating with a scientific mindset. Instead of blundering along, flying blind, proceeding by trial and error and not learning from the errors, investing huge amounts of time and money building things that no customer will ever buy, let alone be delighted by, it’s a scientific method for...

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Think You’re Communicating Enough? Think Again

Author: John Kotter Good communication is critical to making a big change take hold in any organization, especially in complex enterprises. Most managers and leaders recognize this, but it’s difficult to put into practice. Gaining an understanding of and commitment to a new direction is a challenging intellectual and emotional task. It unnerves people,...

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Something New In Innovation Part 1: Lean Startups

Author: Steve Denning There’s a lot of buzz in innovation circles about the lean startup movement, which is being hailed as the next really, really big new thing in innovation. Is this hype? Or is it really new?Cool presentation skillsI think it’s fair to say that some of the buzz about lean startups is due to the very funny and engaging storytelling of the leader of the startup movement, Eric Ries. His own experience as an entrepreneur helps give his talks the ring of authenticity. In a recent video, he laces his presentations with with provocative...

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The Most Profitable Small Businesses

I across an aticle and interested that is happen in America but I don't know it is met Cambodia in the century or not and let me show you: Remember the dotcom bubble? You know, that wacky window in the late ’90s when profitless technology companies scored billion-dollar valuations like bouquets on Valentine’s Day. This isn’t 1999, but the tech sector...

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Nine Bad Behaviors of Struggling Startup Founders

After working with dozens of startup founders, I’m still amazed that some seem to be able to do the job easily and effectively, always in control, while others always seem to be struggling, out-of-control, and fighting the latest crisis. I am more and more convinced that it is the right founder behavior that leads to success, rather than some exceptional intelligence or training. In that context, startup founders should carefully review the points made by Denny F. Strigl, former CEO of Verizon Wireless, in his recent book, aptly named “Managers,...

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Six Things Entrepreneurs Know That Are Dead Wrong

All true entrepreneurs operate off a set of tenets that are built into their psyche, or drilled into them from training and mentors. These are represented by sayings like “You never get anywhere unless you take a chance” and “Passion and persistence are the keys to success,” Unfortunately, there are still other old, reliable tenets that don’t work anymore. In a new book by Jeanne Liedtka and Tim Ogilvie from the Columbia Business School, “Designing for Growth,” the authors encourage managers to think more like designers. I assert that designers...

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Basic Concepts of Digital Microwave

Microwave is electromagnetic wave with frequency from 300MHz to 300GHz and it is a finite frequency band of the entire electromagnetic wave spectrum. According to the microwave transmission feature, microwave can be viewed as plane wave. Along the transmission direction, the plane wave has nolongitudinal components of electric field and magnetic field....

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ATM Machine in Cambodia

 Cambodia runs on US Dollars, thus the ATM machines dispense USD (although there are some where you can choose to have Khmer riels, but they are almost useless for tourists). US Dollar bills cannot have any marks, tears, or signs of wear. As for Khmer riels, they can be dirty and marked to the point you hardly recognize the value… Since 2005,...

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The Road to Recovering One's True Self

Last week we explored some of the symptoms of a developing 'midlife crisis,' and I suggested another way of viewing such a crisis as a 'crisis of meaning.' So what can you do when you lose your sense of self and purpose? What is the road to recovering your true Self? It starts by recognizing that you've been living a 'case of mistaken identity.'...

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The 7 Master Secrets of the Rich Mind Life Strategy

By Dr. Robert Anthony Creator of Rich Mind Life Strategy The Rich Mind Life Strategy is a scientifically provable strategy that does not require you to take a blind leap of faith for it to work. When you apply the combined principles contained in the Seven Master Secrets - along with some ongoing training and mentoring, you cannot fail to attract whatever you desire... So settle back, and let me take you on a journey through the Seven Master Secrets - and how they can transform your life and the results you create in everything you do... Master...

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