Monthly Archives: March 2013

Are you a high-ROM manager? Talking managerial energy here

Posted on March 15, 2013 by berkeleythoughttrain

This is the first of several posts on a qualitative metric, return on management (ROM), that can be used to assess if your firm’s strategy implementation is on track. Why is it that a large percentage of the most reasonable, … Continue reading →

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IBM cloud for China Unicom

Posted on March 6, 2013 by berkeleythoughttrain

This post is inspired by my ongoing analysis of Rackspace, an up and coming provider of managed and hybrid hosting services in the cloud computing industry. The content of this post is based on my observations gathered while attending technical … Continue reading →

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Walt Disney- contemporary strategy analysis

Posted on March 1, 2013 by berkeleythoughttrain

Walter Elias Disney entered the entertainment industry when he and his brother, Roy started a studio in Hollywood. He had, by then, already experimented with animating characters using newer “cel” based technique which was better than the contemporary “cutout” based … Continue reading →

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