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Has seen the IBM bingo commercial?
When I read these slides, I think 'BINGO!
Posted by bingo at January 17, 2008 8:46 PM
Reading the slides, I think of a well-crafted stream of consciousness work, that challenges my understanding and propels me to action. Today I called potential clients that I had been in contact with mid 07. Two are now ready to retain us.
Posted by Judith Ellis at January 17, 2008 9:20 PM
Judith,
That's great! We couldn't get a better comment than that. And, Bingo, glad you like the presentation.
Posted by cathy mosca at January 18, 2008 11:01 AM
When is something good enough?
I have to ask this question because it's bugging me like crazy.
If you have a limited amount of time, and the way you work is Fire-Aim-Check-Fire, do you really have the time to make it Puuuurrrrrfect? Or do you "quit messing around with it"?
the dilemma is whether you should tune your "product" continually which increases standardisation
or
"focus on your customer" and continuously modify the product to fit that particular customer?
And how do you balance the time-cost-price issue with quality
Posted by Arun Sadhashivan at January 19, 2008 9:13 AM