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Human-Centered Leadership | Renee Moorefield

Peter Winick

Exploring the ‘Be Well, Lead Well Pulse Assessment’ A conversation with Renee Moorefield about developing her IP from years of research and scaling it for leaders, teams, and organizations. Wisdom Works is now scaling its impact by working with global organizations, especially in the food and consumer goods industries.

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Who Rules the Web Now?

Harvard Business Review

They have massive amounts of currency (cash and stock); huge storehouses of customer information; and cloud computing resources that make them low-cost providers in any digital endeavor. A virtuous cycle is baked into their strategy: use these resources to achieve scale in ways that help achieve even more scale.

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Start-ups Should Sell to Small Businesses, Not Big Enterprises

Harvard Business Review

Vistaprint disrupted local printing shops by offering web-based design and ordering and centralized production, using economies of scale to dramatically reduce costs. Amazon’s Jeff Bezos recommends looking for opportunities to convert capital and fixed expenses into variable costs. Keep the product general.

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Telecom's Competitive Solution: Outsourcing?

Harvard Business Review

Bharti's innovative business model converted fixed costs in capital expenditure to a variable cost based on usage of capacity. Through the outsourcing arrangements, Bharti dramatically lowered its costs while ensuring high quality for customers, since vendors had world-class competencies in their domains.

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Microsoft Taxes Itself

Harvard Business Review

Cloud service providers are increasingly proxies for utilities — they require 100% uptime, significant quantities of their own power, and predictable variable cost (which for renewables is nearly zero). Sales/Becoming the Vendor of Choice.

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How to Fix MoviePass

Harvard Business Review

per month per subscriber, and three movie tickets costs nearly $30, on average, meaning it’s losing nearly $20 per month per subscriber on a variable cost basis. This is a problem that scale (meaning more subscribers) cannot solve. Ticket sales don’t cover the costs of operating a theater.)