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Blog postIn Newtonian physics, if there are two bodies that interact gravitationally, and an observer knows their positions and velocities at a given point in time, it is possible to predict all their future positions. However, the introduction of a third body surprisingly leads to an analytically unsolvable problem. This suggests that if there is a system of two bodies that are unsettled with respect to one another, there may be a hidden third body lurking around that, if identifi
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Blog postInnovation in organization is at least equal in importance to technological innovation and product / service innovation. It tends to get less attention, which is a great opportunity for imaginative entrepreneurs to implement change for competitive advantage.
The post 170. Annika Steiber: Rendanheyi is the Most Radically Disruptive Organizational Innovation appeared first on Hunter Hastings.
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Blog postThe task of creating new customer benefits may feel overwhelming. It's a tough ask for any business innovation team. But if you turn the telescope around and look for barriers to value you can remove, you might find that subtraction is easier that creation, and generates just as much new customer value.
The post Removing Barriers Is The Pathway To Value Creation. appeared first on Hunter Hastings.
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Blog postIs there any industry a passionate entrepreneur can’t improve and enhance by elevating the customer experience? The answer is clearly no. Economics For Business talks to Jeff Arnold, who finds insurance fun, exciting, and a source of inspiration, and who is advancing profitably towards the new future he’s imagining, where buying insurance is so enjoyable that customers will stop shopping on price and clamor for the new experience he is designing.
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Blog postAll human action is purposeful. Those are the words of an economist – Ludwig von Mises – not a preacher. Every one of us has goals we are working towards, many goals at many levels, from achieving lifetime status to getting our kids into a good school, to looking forward to a nice dessert after dinner.
Economics is the science of achieving our purpose. It’s the science of choosing the right goals and choosing the right ways to achieve those goals. Economists call these ends and -
Blog postMarkets are marvelous. They’re the poetry of economics. They are one of the most remarkable technologies humans have ever built. Beautiful businesses develop new markets both outside and inside the firm. We discuss markets with Anthony J. Evans, a business school professor who teaches that all businesspeople must become economists.
Key Takeaways and Actionable Insights A business economist is an Austrian who looks at the fields of economics and business to see how one is best applied -
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Blog postThe quality of life we enjoy in America today can be traced back directly to our entrepreneurial culture. The innovations of automobiles for everyone, safe, well-constructed homes, the electricity grid and all the devices attached to it, the internet and all its pages and interconnections, sanitation, medical care, airplanes that whisk us around the world and around America – whatever combination of things makes you think “quality of life” can find its origins in entrepreneurship.
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Blog postThere’s a lot of speculation about the future of work — what form it will take, where it will be done, and who will do it (including the robots versus humans debate). We talk to Mo Hamzian, an entrepreneur who is not only theorizing about the future of work, but building newly imagined workspaces that combine spatial design with technology and custom services, making elite workspaces available to everyone.
The post 167. Mo Hamzian: Everyone Deserves the Best Workplace appeared fi -
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Blog post99% of businesses - those we call small business - practice customer-first capitalism. The rest are the giant corporations that do not. Shareholder value maximization, bureaucratic enforcement of acronymic ideologies, and cronyist alliances with government leave the customer low down their list of priorities.
The post 99% Of Businesses Practice Free-Market Capitalism. Our Largest Corporations Practice Something Else. appeared first on Hunter Hastings.
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Blog postTo what extent should entrepreneurial businesspeople concern themselves with macro-economic variables? At E4B, our point of view is: not much. We made an exception this week to discuss the phenomenon of the inverted yield curve, because it might, conceivably, have some immediate effect on businesses and their customers.
The post 166. Murray Sabrin: What Entrepreneurs Do When The Yield Curve Inverts appeared first on Hunter Hastings.
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Titles By Hunter Hastings
The Interconnected Individual: Seizing Opportunity in the Era of AI, Platforms, Apps, and Global Exchanges
Jun 7, 2018
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