Experience Map
Aug 21st, 2008 by jeffmcneill
Aug 21st, 2008 by jeffmcneill
Aug 21st, 2008 by jeffmcneill
When looking at online video, and the opportunities therein, it is important to go over the various business models already existent, as they are trying to solve some level of pain with some good or service.
There is a ninth business model (perhaps a half dozen more) but that one I am saving for later…
Aug 20th, 2008 by jeffmcneill
Aug 20th, 2008 by jeffmcneill
Chips and Rouille are quite good, and the Mussels are huge and fresh, caught nearby, as one would expect. $12
Aug 19th, 2008 by jeffmcneill
I watched with sympathy the agony of Canada’s dearth of medals for the first week of the Olympics. Based on this and the fact (discussed on television ad nauseum) that smaller countries had won medals, the following is a set of elements which could be used to create a national strategy, beyond exhortation of corporate sponsors and the opportunistic approach of spontaneous discovery and promotion of native sons and daughters.
Take a look at all the various sports, and
Elements
With these, the various sports, medals, competitor teams, etc., can be evaluated in terms of a relative attractiveness, much as entrepreneurs and and business strategists use Porters’ Five Force Analysis to evaluate the attractiveness of an industry.
Athletes are products, medal events are markets, coaches and teams are organizations, and countries are large organizations with portfolio strategies.