Housing Recession of 70s
Failure to Sell Padlocks
Edsel-->T-bird
Hesitant to Change
Anotações:
1. U.S. Steel Companies
2. Macy's
3. Hospitals
4. Pharmaceuticals
Intellectual Arrogance
Anotações:
Japanese industrialists
Kruschev
Wall Street
Innovation
Counter-intuitive
Small Solutions
Be simple
Anotações:
Ex. Volkswagen killed Beetle trying to assemble parts in different countries
Models
Business Model Canvas
Oakland
See
Internal
Industry Market/Structures
Anotações:
-Henry Ford
-Volvo, Porsche, BMW
-MCI + Sprint vs. Bell
-Contracts for hospitals
-Insuring art collectors
-Physicians no longer working independently
-Huffington Post replacing newspapers
-Freight Ships
-Paper industry unequal to steel industry
-U.S. vs. U.K. healthcare
The unexpected (success/failure/outside event)
Anotações:
Unexpected outside event:
-IBM moving from main frames to PCs
-Downloadable music-People buying books in retail despite introduction of TV
Unexpected Failure:
-Apple Computer dead according to Wire
Unexpected success:
-Ebay, Twitter, Facebook, etc.
External
New Knowledge
Anotações:
-Riskier
-Dupont
-Telephone
Beware!
Changes in Perception
Anotações:
-Whole Foods Market/Celestial Seasonings
-Gourmet Food Magazines-Prius-Encyclopedia Brittanica
-Americans are hypochondriacs despite improvement sin healthcare
-Blacks still feel oppressed
-Majority of Britain stills considers itself ''working class''
Customers
Demographics
Anotações:
-Baby boomers
-Rush of women into labor force
-Dismissal of college students in 1970
-Drop in infant mortality in third world countries