Prof. Friedrich Macher – das kundenzentrierte Unternehmen
Kunde ist König steht Partnerschaft mit dem Kunden gegenüber,
Pareto Prinzip ist wissenschaftlicher Hintergrund der 80:20 Regel, the long tail stellt dar, wie diese Regel heute mithilfe des Internets gebrochen werden.
Marktwandel von Verkäufer Märkten, Käufer Märkten, gesättigten Märkten und nachhaltigen Märkten – siehe auch GDI Impuls
ECRM – efficient Customer Relationship Management
CRM wird durch CEM – Customer Expierence Management ersetzt, Unterschiede liegen im Timing, der Beobachtung, die Zielgruppe und den Zweck
Change Management Case
- Milchfrisch
- Digital Merger
Change Management
- klassische Innovationen über sprunghafte Entwicklung
- Kaizen, KVP, fortlaufender Prozess
- vitale Unternehmensführung verbindet erfolgreich beides
Casestudies – Präsentationen durch die Peer Groups
- Dell – HP
- Tschibo – Illy
- Microsoft – Linux
- Toyota – VW
- Brockhaus – Wikipedia
- Amazon – Otto
Posted on 6th March 2008
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Communication Management – Prof. Hans Bachmann
Paul Watzlawick – 5 pragmatic axioms
- One Cannot Not Communicate
- every communication has a content and relationship aspect
- The nature of a relationship is dependent on the punctuation of the partners communication procedures
- Human communication involves both digital and analog modalities
- Inter-human communication procedures are either symmetric or complementary
Rosenthal´s Pygmalian Effect or the self fulfilling prophecy
Herold Laswell – Wer sagt was wem auf welchem Weg mit welchem Effekt ?
Paul Felix Lazarsfeld – Die Arbeitslosen von Marienthal
John Bargh – social psychological phenomena
Maslow – Hierarchy of Needs
Macht / Geschwindigkeit – Paul Virilio Geschwindigkeits- und Virtualisierungstheoretiker
Mikunda – Marketing Inszenierung
Posted on 13th January 2008
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After taking again an one hour morning run – this time down 17th street to white house, over the mall to Congress, and back to hotel over massachusetts avenue day three started.
- International Trade Policy – by Charles Pearson – what´s the actual status of daho trade negotiations, where are today´s shortcomings of usa´s economic situation – overhelming defict spending, massive trade deficit and low savings rate and what is the forcast for the next rounds of trading negotiations – less mfn´s but more uniliteral trade pacts
- Economics of North American Immigration – by Tamara Woroby – which included some very interesting thoughts about underlying principles of emigration into usa and the difference to the canadian system
- Powercycle Theory – by Charles Doran – a theoretic concept of power distribution between nations and how to plot changes of nations relevance over time in this modell
- Japan and Japan-U.S. Relations – by Kent Calder, what is the political and econamical situation of today´s japan and what´s the status of the relationship between usa and japan
- Iraq and Lessons Learned from Nation-building – by Francis Fukuyama, discussion of the shortcomings of nation / state building processes which have been introduced in iraq
after this I did some shopping at pentagon city – great place and there is also an apple store.
Posted on 19th September 2007
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Hi,
after checking in into the Braxton Hotel I went out together with some of my colleagues for some nice spanish food @ lauriol, 1835 18th street, NW. After lunch I felt into my small bed and slept for some short hours.
Getting up again at 06:00, I went to white house, the sun went up and it was a wonderfull clear morning.
At 09:00 our workshop started at SAIS, which is just around the corner of hotel braxton, I had a punch of interesting stories about german-american relationship and the today´s development in mexico and asia, targeting china, korea and malaysia.
Here are some fotos from today:
After working we did have some fun at sala thai, 2016 P Street near to dupont circle, a nice thai restaurant with typical american service quality.
Posted on 17th September 2007
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