Most of you are probably aware the great history of Harley-Davidson: how one of the most famous motorcycle company created after WWII almost went bankrupt while facing competition from Japan and how its own employees took over and turned its fate around.
The Lean Machine by Dantar P. Oosterwal explains how new products are handled inside Harley-Davidson and if, like me, you have to deal with innovation on a frequent basis, this book is a must-read.
I’m always trying to improve my work methods, looking for new ideas to do so. It also helps that I spend about 6 hours a week in airplanes, kind of a forced offline mode. Therefore, I’m starting a series of book reviews which, I hope, shall help you find ideas as well.
Today: “The 1% solution for work and like: how to make your next 30 days the best ever” by Tom Connelan. Continue reading
This year, SAP TechEd has taken place in Las Vegas from September 12th to 16th. Get a feel for what happened in Vegas and access an exclusive White Paper on SAP HANA and CO-PA.
Who is performing quotations in your company: the cost controllers or the marketing department? Discover 3 key differences between costs and prices and why the potential consequences on your organization.
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After 10 years of development and consulting at the junction between IT and management accounting, I’ve always meant to start putting ideas together in any form. Continue reading
