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November 2006

We’ve Adopted a Baby Boy

by Pete Abilla on November 16, 2006

stories of adoption

Share on Twitter Share on Google+ Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn After about 3 months in the process, we’ve finally adopted a healthy 7lb 2oz, 20 inch baby boy. The adoption process was an experience — a lot of waiting time, over-processing, and really full of waste, and a lot of joy also. It’s [...]

Your Customers Don’t Feel The Average

by Pete Abilla on November 16, 2006

customer experience design and strategy

Share on Twitter Share on Google+ Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn Most organizations collect and report on metrics that are not descriptive of their processes. Some of you may have noticed that most metrics that are reported are the “average” or the “median”. Most people do not understand elementary statistics and their application to [...]

Jeff Bezos’ Risky Bet Isn’t New

by Pete Abilla on November 14, 2006

how to gamble and win

Share on Twitter Share on Google+ Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn While I was with Amazon, Bezos always made a point to say that Amazon wasn’t an e-tailer: Amazon was a software company. He drove this point home at almost every company event. Along with the “Amazon is a software company” mantra was his [...]

Rebranding For The Social Media

by Pete Abilla on November 14, 2006

Share on Twitter Share on Google+ Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn This is one of the most ingenious Rebranding efforts I’ve yet seen. Kentucky Fried Chicken recently unveiled their new logo, which puts an emphasis on Colonel Sanders, who is wearing a red apron, to emphasize that he was a person and the chef [...]

Nuggets from The Business Plan Archive

by Pete Abilla on November 13, 2006

funeral business model, cemetery, dead people

Share on Twitter Share on Google+ Share on Facebook Share on LinkedIn The Business Plan Archive has some really interesting information. In concert with the Library of Congress, the Archive collects old business plans and items related to entrepreneurship. In their words: In partnership with the Library of Congress, the Center for History and New [...]

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