Here today? Gone…?
Why do some business enterprises that last literally day…despite big hype and large hoopla…and others endure hundreds of years?
Posts Tagged ‘potential’
Monday, February 11th, 2008
Here Today
- It is interesting to note on a number of fronts that an organisation that bases itself on sound principles and practices and adheres to age old truths will maintain success much longer than those that do not. Fashions come and go, however, classic designs and styles are timeless, they may change slightly taking into account new material technology and/or ...Read more >
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Monday, November 27th, 2006
50 is the new 30
50 is the new 30. Multi-color is the new monochromatic. Rubenesque is the new thin. And Mick Jagger is well, still Mick Jagger – yet so it goes….
- Being over 50...I live for that statement -- so much for fantasy!!! To your pointteh I-Pod is a great example -- Think on this one -- I consider Napster one of the great frauds of the century -- it was hailed by the media and investors as a great innovation -- yet it was really about giving music away for free ...
- Your comments made think about a recent “technological innovation” – the iPod. An iPod is not innovative if you look at it from the perspective of its basic functionality, delivering musical entertainment to its user (not to exclude other uses, but iTunes is what made iPods fun for most users initially). Music boxes have been around for well ...
- Funny you mention James bond -- we had a conversation yesterday with a group telling us about the newest trend -- placing products in movies and games -- I called up Sean Connery -- my generations JAmes Bond -- Rolex; Aston Martin..ad nasuem -- as you say -- embrace great thinking -- even antique... and make the package fresh and ...
