How Companies Win: Profiting from Demand-Driven Business Models No Matter What Business You’re In

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How Companies Win: Profiting from Demand-Driven Business Models No Matter What Business You’re In

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The conclusions they reach are eye-opening. Questions Are the Answer by Hal Gregersen. Dying for a Paycheck by Jeffrey Pfeffer. Each time a major shift occurs in business, there are organizations that wish they could wind back the clock and heed the signs of change to come. In the newly released book, How Companies Win: Authors Rick Kash and David Calhoun provide readers with exclusive insight into the shift from supply-driven business models to demand-driven models. As Kash and Calhoun point out, we need only reflect on the global financial crisis to see the fragility of the ground on which so many companies are built.

Instead, the authors help companies pare down their audience into only the one or two segments where allegiance and profits run deep.

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May 22, sultan abukoshaim rated it really liked it. The book is to some extent a pardime shift to the traditional view of supply demand concept. The author gives most of the weight for success to our ability to satisfy the changing demand of the consumers.

Supply concern's the products packiging, display, location, price, branding and servicing. While demand conern's customers phsycology, emotions, and needs. The company ability to resopond the changing consutmer needs is a key to success in this era of compatition. Demand takes three forms: The customers never know that they wanted its servces until they saw it.

It focuses on anticipating the future of the consumers needs. The companies should look at thier top profitable customers and work to undrestand thier demography. For instance deviding customers into Gold, silver, and pronse. Then dig more into the golden group to undrstand where they come from, what their ages, sex, and so on.

Such demand focuse approch help the company to increase their sales remarkably. Feb 10, Dan rated it it was ok Shelves: I think there's a valid message about understanding demand in this book, but it's obscured somewhat by the authors' insistence on focusing on hidebound brands that have failed to properly understand demand in their markets since the book's publication. Additionally, a lot of the so-called "analysis" leading to demand identification in the case studies seems to be little more than wishful thinking driven postdiction and attempts to ascribe success to good practices rather than luck or the "upward I think there's a valid message about understanding demand in this book, but it's obscured somewhat by the authors' insistence on focusing on hidebound brands that have failed to properly understand demand in their markets since the book's publication.

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Additionally, a lot of the so-called "analysis" leading to demand identification in the case studies seems to be little more than wishful thinking driven postdiction and attempts to ascribe success to good practices rather than luck or the "upward failure" of an already strong brand. Jan 15, Samuel Lubell rated it it was ok Shelves: Since the recession businesses have had an over-supply.


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They need to shift from focusing on supply to focusing on demand, by using new tools to determine who to target and how to determine what it is they will want to tap the pool of highest profit. But it seems to boil down to t Since the recession businesses have had an over-supply. But it seems to boil down to the type of audience research that I assume any company selling things should be doing. Sep 20, Adrian Viesca Trevino rated it liked it.

Be precise to THEM only. What they point out is true but is also, I think, pretty obvious to all but the most lethargic old-school companies.