Car for hire business model case Uber

Taxis, whose business model has hardly changed since the invention of the tax meter in the 1940s, have a lot to worry about…   This website is moved to another service provider. Please, move to a new site: https://www.nordicleadership.ai/ This blog includes my blogs from 2011 to 2015.    

Entertainment Company Business Model Canvas – Case Rovio Entertainment

Entertainment Company Business Model Canvas - Case Rovio Entertainment Must-Win Battles: Brand Awareness (Marketing) Story & Customer Loyalty (Resources) Quality of Partners (Partners) Capability to Grow (Process) This website is moved to another service provider. Please, move to a new site: https://www.nordicleadership.ai/ This blog includes my blogs from 2011 to 2015.  

Must-Win Battles as Model of Strategy

Lessons learnt: Get started Inspire towards difference Incentives & drivers Commitment Be agile   This website is moved to another service provider. Please, move to a new site: https://www.nordicleadership.ai/ This blog includes my blogs from 2011 to 2015.

Low-cost Airline’s Strategy Model Analysis: Southwest Airlines

Case Southwest Airlines Must-Win Battles & Strategy Model About 40 years ago, Rollin King and Herb Kelleher got together and decided to start a different kind of airline. Southwest Airlines founded in 1971, and it was a novel business model innovation that breaks all the rules. They began with a straightforward notion: If you get your … Continue reading Low-cost Airline’s Strategy Model Analysis: Southwest Airlines

If strategies or innovations are too well documented, they are poorly adopted

A company always has a working strategy that is applied in practice, even if it’s not documented or clearly defined. Business is conducted, and products delivered all the time. This is the unwritten strategy that is nevertheless firmly embedded in the minds of many self-employed CEO’s. In big companies, strategies are well documented but poorly … Continue reading If strategies or innovations are too well documented, they are poorly adopted

We have entered an era of strategic agility?

Strategy management has always been guided by different themes, which have defined how to build a strategic competitive advantage. These might have been the cost advantage in a given country, natural resources, and the number of resources, or process efficiency. Themes come and go as no single strategy can maintain the competitive advantage – or … Continue reading We have entered an era of strategic agility?