Bayern Munich has managed to become a dominating force in world soccer by carefully aligning its operating and business model
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BRING BACK THE TWINKIES! Saving an iconic American brand from bankruptcy
“What they’ve done at Hostess should be a Harvard Business School case study on how to turn around a business” – Perella Weinberg Partners
New ‘Coupang’ in food delivery industry?
A food delivery startup expanding its user base by focusing on its core competency and vertical integration
TransDigm: Nothing Plane About It
TransDigm is not just another manufacturer – it has carved out a unique niche based on the combination of its operating and business models
Walmart: Save Money. Live Better. Retail for Everyone.
Walmart’s unrelenting focus on minimizing costs and low-priced items continues to create value for consumers. But how has the world’s largest retailer achieved its success?
Boston’s Office of New Urban Mechanics: Innovation for the Public Good
The Boston Mayor’s Office of New Urban Mechanics uses a private sector innovation model to promote more effective government. It is trailblazing the way for how cities are run, one app at a time.
Tesla – Winner winner chicken dinner
Tesla is an example of successful disruptive company derived from effective alignment between business (“BIG DREAMS”) and operating models (“EXECUTION”)
REVOLVE: Mass Market Need Not Apply
Revolve has become the trendiest and most profitable e-commerce startup in the recent past – all by excluding the majority of the market and keeping laser focused on solving for early fashion adopters
Texas Roadhouse: The Recipe for A Successful Affordable Steakhouse
Texas Roadhouse’s employee incentive program, menu-pricing strategy, and commodity hedging allow the restaurant to draw more traffic and capture more profits than its casual dining competitors.
Evyap – Reaching operational excellence to become a truly international player
How a local FMCG player with regional footprint managed to become an international company