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    • ” — That’s what the change management system has been trying to do all along. Why should it work now? “#10. Scale back the Scope” — you mean you are going to be honest about not being able to deliver every whim of the customer for the time and money he authorized? When all else fails, tell the truth! Better late …

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    • … of more productive work a day will give the economy a boost of [more than] $450 billion per year. Q. How can store owners handle today’s down economy? A. It’s going to be tough to succeed, but it’s doable. People are still spending although they’re being more cautious. Look at your inventory, cash …

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    • Why old ideas of change don’t work Sisyphus Ahead Dedicated, well-meaning consultants are still offering “ Change Management.” Last month, one consultant gave a particularly energetic talk on the topic. It was identical to one I heard at Ford Motor in 1988 while participating in a senior management …

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    • … they sabotaged my ability to make even the current production levels by hiding stock, calling in sick, feigning equipment problems, and even once, as a show of force, used a fork lift truck and pallets and racks to create a car part prison where they trapped me while I was conducting inventory …

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    • … and more importantly, for the auto industry or the broader economy – for the following reasons: 1. We believe that retail sales would be impacted materially as a result of declining consumer confidence, and we will be forced to heavily discount existing inventory to move our product. 2. Given our common …

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    • … But this is not a good option for Chrysler, and more importantly, for the auto industry or the broader economy – for the following reasons: We believe that retail sales would be impacted materially as a result of declining consumer confidence, and we will be forced to heavily discount existing inventory to move our …

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    • … decision in retail operations. In 2006, retailers spent $393 billion on employee wages, more than 10 percent of their revenue that year and more than their inventory holding costs. Hence, staffing levels have a major impact on retailers’ costs. But at the same time, staffing levels affect conformance …

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    • Inevitably one of the first ideas people have when they start thinking about how to write a trading algorithm turns out to be among the hardest: trading the news. The problems are many and in some cases not so obvious…but the natural appeal of the idea seems universally compelling. Just after …

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    • … be legitimate because cars come with warranties, etc… and need brand specific parts. If the car company doesn’t come out of reorganization and is instead liquidated, then it becomes very difficult to service the car. I don’t know if this problem outweighs the problems of government intervention. Q …

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    • … of declining consumer confidence, and we will be forced to heavily discount existing inventory to move our product. 2. Given our common supplier base - at Chrysler, 96 of our top 100 suppliers are common to Ford and GM - the bankruptcy of any one domestic automaker would place enormous pressure …




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