In order to develop an advantage businesses will develop processes, mindsets, technology that seemingly holds them back

Sep 26, 2017
3:34:20pm

SouthernBlueBlood All-American

While they grow but once they start to become proficient and others take notice it's extremely hard for them to start from scratch and duplicate that. eventually some do but by that point the first to market has gone even father ahead in separation.

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SouthernBlueBlood

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If Pro style is so hard to implement I also can believe the payoff is just as likely to bring great results. Other

SouthernBlueBlood All-American

9/26/17 1:04pm

I think, and am hoping you are right.

Borg

9/26/17 1:06pm

Not necessarily.

Lip Gallagher

9/26/17 1:10pm

The missions in this system certainly could prove problematic.

SouthernBlueBlood

9/26/17 1:16pm

We have LaVells legacy to prove that it can be done, and effectively

Borg

9/26/17 1:18pm

Don't give me any of your "lip".... lip. 😡

Borg

9/26/17 3:26pm

Explain your logic to me? What does other

Alsippi89

9/26/17 3:21pm

In order to develop an advantage businesses will develop processes, mindsets, technology that seemingly holds them back

SouthernBlueBlood

9/26/17 3:34pm

but why would other teams need to duplicate us (pro-style) to beat us?

Alsippi89

9/26/17 8:44pm

If it works- everyone copies it just like GFGH.

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