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November 12, 2009
Posted by Ryan Graves

Learning Companies

I’ve been thinking a lot about customer development over the past few months. It’s a new way of thinking as a company, it’s a new way of approaching marketing, product building, and customer service. It’s changing, or maybe already has changed, the way companies think about the relationships with their customers, and it’s never been [...]

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Posted Under Delivery & Execution Entrepreneurship

November 18, 2008
Posted by Ryan Graves

Understanding the importance of bottom up growth

Bottom up is the way to grow anything these days. Construction workers have know this for…well, forever. Surprisingly the idea of bottom up growth is just getting around to startups, politicians, and corporate America… probably in that order. 37 Signals When Jason Fried, founder of 37 Signals was first building his company he was inspired [...]

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October 2, 2008
Posted by Ryan Graves

Must watch Warren Buffett Interview

Link from picture not working : Warren Buffett interview This video of Warren Buffet being interviewed by Charlie Rose is an absolute must watch if you are interested in the financial crisis and it’s affect on the United States. Please watch this and consider what Buffett says about, well, almost everything. I’ve ready many (leather [...]

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Posted Under Economics

September 10, 2008
Posted by Ryan Graves

One Trick Ponies

Last night I had the pleasure of having an extended conversation with the CTO of GE Healthcare, Nevin Zimmermann, about CEO’s and what they are able to accomplish with a given company. We talked about the past CEO of GE Healthcare, Joe Hogan, and the current CEO of GE Healthcare, John Dineen, and their differences. [...]

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Posted Under Delivery & Execution People & Leadership


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