Archives tagged: business strategy
Let’s talk about rebates. Anyone who has ever dealt with managing rebates knows that it is difficult. There is generally a lot…
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If you’ve ever used a ride hailing app, chances are that at some point you’ve experienced a higher than expected fee. Surge…
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Pricing projects generally involve a high level of collaboration and coordination between numerous departments in an organization. At a minimum, representatives from…
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In pricing, what is the goal? Is it to increase profits, revenue, or some other newfound metric? It seems profit optimization is…
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My book The New Invisible Hand will be released at the end of July. This book is for you if you’ve ever…
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I was recently in Portland, Oregon for the first time, attending a business conference. The Digital Summit series brings together all manner…
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From a business strategy standpoint, Dollar General has positioned themselves to avoid direct competition with Amazon and Walmart, having successfully demonstrated a way to deal with the duopoly’s increasing presence in the retail market.
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“Strategy consultant” is a job title that is can mean everything and nothing. It’s no surprise that people have trouble understanding what skills are necessary for a strategy consultant, let alone what the role even normally entails.
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CEO’s are responsible for organizing productive operations, and ultimately generating revenue. When it comes to their pricing responsibility, CEO’s manage pricing decisions by defining the culture, structure, and routines necessary for producing sound decisions that align with their strategy.
More So what do executives get wrong about pricing? They treat it as a noun not as a verb. Treating price as a verb drives executives to define the culture, organizational structure, and process for making pricing decisions. Leading firms do this. Failing firms don’t. Executives, you have a choice.
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