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Blue Ocean Strategy
Kim & Maugborne’s Blue Ocean strategy is essentially an approach where we: 1. identify the mainstream segment of some progress sought 2. systematically investigate raising, reducing, creating or eliminating elements in that mainstream with the aim of discovering some progress sought that sustains a helper where there is currently no competition.
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Consultancies and the progress economy
Insights on/for consultancies we get from the progress economy
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Disruptive Innovation
Explore how disruptive innovation is seen through the progress economy lens
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Enabling the circular economy
What we’re thinking Value-in-exchange thinking – our traditional way – pulls us into a world of take-make-waste. We’re too busy focusing on the next exchange to worry about what happens afterwards. In the best case, our product requires the customer to buy another one soon to maximise our exchanges and value to us! The progress […]
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Harnessing the circular economy
The combination of removing value-in-exchange thinking, understanding progress sought, and pulling the levers on the progress resource mix leads us to harnessing the circular economy.
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Leveraging Artificial Intelligence
Where does Artificial Intelligence fit in the progress economy? Generally it’s part of the proposition resource mix.
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Our innovation problem
What we’re thinking Growth is stagnating, risking a “tepid twenties”* and our innovation activities – the engine of growth – are misfiring**. The root cause is our traditional value-in-exchange model of value, which has several blindspots we are now hitting. It’s time to: In short, it’s time for the progress economy and its insights on […]
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Self checkout – profit over progress
What we’re thinking Self checkouts in supermarkets, shops, IKEA – a great innovation or a profit grab by stores? As with everything, the answer is nuanced. Luckily the progress economy helps us decipher and find valuable lessons. We can conclude… Self checkouts You know them. The wonderful machines that let you speedily get you through […]
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Why Agile Development (should) work
