Disruptive change is sweeping traditional bricks and mortar. In the retail arms race, e-commerce seems to be winning. Here are some major disruptive change trends driving traditional bricks and mortar towards the…
Stores suffer from “browsers” Disruptive change is sweeping bricks and mortar and many stores suffer from “browsers” – consumers who visit shops to compare goods, only to return home to…
Blockbuster simply couldn’t compete Blockbuster is one of several High Street names to have come under pressure in recent times – particularly from online competitors. Among them are camera chain…
The disruptive change storm is raging unabated: Bricks and mortar disrupted by the internet – HMV, Blockbuster, Jessops, Comet, Boders etc. – Can anything stop the internet from huffing and puffing and…
Revision of the current strategy When dealing with change management it is often required to have a closer look at the current strategy. And to make sure that you get…
Is change readiness is the new change management Why can some companies take advantage of any change the market brings, while others struggle with the even the smallest internal or…
Disruptive change is sweeping the British high-street retailers. Four big British high-street retailers had to call in administrators – a form of corporate insolvency – this winter as cash-strapped, web-literate…
Can anything stop the internet from huffing and puffing and blowing brick and mortar down DVD rental firm Blockbuster has become the latest UK High Street firm to go into…
HMV – adapting too late to the change The UK based music retailer HMV – which stands for His Master’s Voice – has officially “gone into administration,” the British equivalent…
Massive disruption is coming Massive disruption is coming, and the only question is whether your company is going to cause it or fall victim to it. Disruption is not easy…
Culture vs. strategy – What’s more important The best strategy in the world won’t work if the culture doesn’t fit The most important thing about organizational culture is that it’s…
Remember when Motorola ruled the mobile phone business worldwide? And then Nokia did? And then BlackBerry did? And now none of them do? We all ask the same question about…
