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On Winning: OODA loops in Lean Startups
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Boydian strategy in Business. Tuesday, 6 October 2009. OODA loops in Lean Startups. Eric Ries from Startup Lessons Learned-blog. Held interesting presentation at Government 2.0 Summit. Where he talks about rapid experimentation as a reason to why some startups succeed and some die. The ability to perform more experiments per dollar. And direct mention of OODA included as well :). His blog goes to my reading list. Found via Lean Blog. Posted by Panu Kinnari. 2 August 2011 at 13:35. This blog was created a...
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On Winning: November 2008
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Boydian strategy in Business. Tuesday, 25 November 2008. Is there a way to survive crisis without firing people? Henrik Mårtensson at Kallokain. Thinks so. He has a blog post up titled 19 Ways to Survive the Crisis Without Firing People. Where he does lot of acronym dropping, but at the same time managed to give at least to me some new things to look into. Especially Donella Meadows list of places to intervene in System. Posted by Panu Kinnari. Links to this article. Wednesday, 5 November 2008. Ofcourse,...
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On Winning: Is there a way to survive crisis without firing people?
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Boydian strategy in Business. Tuesday, 25 November 2008. Is there a way to survive crisis without firing people? Henrik Mårtensson at Kallokain. Thinks so. He has a blog post up titled 19 Ways to Survive the Crisis Without Firing People. Where he does lot of acronym dropping, but at the same time managed to give at least to me some new things to look into. Especially Donella Meadows list of places to intervene in System. Posted by Panu Kinnari. I'll try to bring a little order in the acronym soup, but it...
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On Winning: OODA as basis for business strategy
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Boydian strategy in Business. Wednesday, 5 November 2008. OODA as basis for business strategy. Long time and no posts. Shame on us. I have been trying to write, but it seems that every succesful company could be used as an example of one or another management principle if you just spin it enough. I think that has raised my bar too high when looking for that true. Example of company utilizing maneuver conflict. Or I have just been too lazy. OODA Loops in Contract Manufacturing. Posted by Panu Kinnari.
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On Winning: Fast Strategy
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Boydian strategy in Business. Wednesday, 4 June 2008. Has anyone read Fast Strategy. By Yves Doz and Mikko Kosonen? Review of it in Amazon. Doz and Kosonen respond to critically important questions such as these:. What separates winners from losers in this "game"? How differently are the winners led? How are they organized? How do they make decisions? Sounds pretty much like maneuver conflict, or what do you think? Posted by Panu Kinnari. From what I'm hearing, that's a pretty interesting book. Our missi...
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On Winning: Literature - books
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Boydian strategy in Business. Thursday, 29 November 2007. We will collect information about books related to Boyd that we have read or are about to read into this post. Books will be listed chronologically in the order they were read. Books we have read. Boyd: The Fighter Pilot Who Changed the Art of War. The Mind of War: John Boyd and American Security. By Grant Tedrick Hammond. By William S. Lind. Http:/ www.blogger.com/img/gl.link.gif. Science, Strategy and War: The Strategic Theory of John Boyd.
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On Winning: December 2007
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Boydian strategy in Business. Monday, 10 December 2007. Boydian 'book club' of sorts. I have been thinking about running some sort of reading club about Boyds briefings for some time now. And it was one of the first ideas for this blog. My idea was to divide briefing at hand to bite size chunks and give people few days to read it and then publish our thoughts about it and then continue discussion about it in comments. Mainly about how would principles in each chunk apply to business. Links to this article.
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On Winning: November 2007
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Boydian strategy in Business. Friday, 30 November 2007. Innovative Management - Gary Hamel, Lowell Bryan and McKinsey and Co. A very interesting article in McKinsey Quarterly:. Innovative Management: A Conversation with Lowell Bryan and Gary Hamel. I'm going to return to this later in detail, but in short, it seems that management gurus are thinking along the same lines as we are:. So - decision-making at low levels; wide frontage for creativity; emergent, "recon pull" strategy. Links to this article.
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On Winning: March 2008
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Boydian strategy in Business. Monday, 17 March 2008. CMM or Constraints Management. Meant to write something about SKI on Troughput. Blog allready some time ago, but forgot about it. Now it popped up again from my Google Alerts. Just a generic comment. On Bob Nardelli at helm of Chrysler, but in the post there are two books that I hadn't heard of before. Any of you read either of these and could give some comments? The Logical Thinking Process: A Systems Approach to Complex Problem Solving. About spark p...
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On Winning: January 2008
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Boydian strategy in Business. Wednesday, 9 January 2008. Interesting view on OODA. For starters I must apologise for lack of posting. It is shameful that blog which writes about momentum and tempo comes to grinding halt. Anyway, I hope that we both have more time to post in future. And that we get that book club started that we talked about in december. Now to the meat of this post:. Posted by Panu Kinnari. Links to this article. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). This blog is an attempt by two Finnish students...
