Cogitation
\ˌkä-jə-ˈtā-shən\
1. the act of meditation or contemplation.
2. the faculty of thinking.
3. a thought; a design or plan.-
Cogitations Past
- Successfully Selling Through a Price Increase
- Innovation in Aftermarket Offerings for Industrial Marketers
- Book Review – Beating the Commodity Trap
- Seven Leadership Lessons from the Marathon
- Strategic Pricing Using Value Equivalence Lines
- To Run or Not to Run? There is No Question
- Spreading More Crumbs of Cogitation
Impulsive CogitationCommon Cogitations
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Greg Strosaker is at home in Cleveland and has planned a trip to Chicago from September 2010 to September 2010.
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Tag Archives: Strategy
Book Review – Beating the Commodity Trap
Beating the Commodity Trap: How to Maximize Your Competitive Position and Increase Your Pricing Power provides some outstanding advice and case studies on using value equivalence lines (or price-benefit lines) to understand pricing dynamics in your industry and craft strategies to respond to commoditization pressures.
Strategic Pricing Using Value Equivalence Lines
To improve on your outdated cost-plus pricing approach, consider developing and using Value Equivalence Lines (VELs) to help set you positioning and pricing strategies in a given market.
Spreading More Crumbs of Cogitation
In recent guest posts on other blogs, I discuss why Six Sigma is a bad idea for startups, how to extend your brand presence at trade shows, the impact of demographics on business, and leadership tips from Jack Welch.
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Mitigating Strategic, Operational, and Organizational Business Risk
In a series of three posts, Jeff Davis proposes several processes to use to help you understand and mitigate strategic, operational, and organizational risk in your business.
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Innovation in Aftermarket Offerings for Industrial Marketers