Opinion

Adam Hughes
December 16, 2005

Lasday: Every Firm Needs A 'Hit Squad'

In nearly every strata of Gulf Coast human achievement - the arts, medical, community banking, law, real estate – you can find high-energy, high profit, ego-centric, corporate "ALL STARS" that produce innovative results. Call them what you will: the Development Team, the Futurists, the Brain Trust, the Think Tank or perhaps the A-Team.

Opinion

Adam Hughes
December 5, 2005

Thomas Sowell: The Lure of the Free Lunch

I first became aware of the law of gravity as a child when I pedalled by tricycle off the porch and crashed into the yard. Gravity was of course operating all along, whether I was aware of it or not.

Opinion

Adam Hughes
November 26, 2005

Don't Compete with Rivals; Make Them Irrelevant

By: Lou Lasday

Opinion

Adam Hughes
November 4, 2005

Thomas Sowell: True Believers Won't Compromise

A reader recently sent me an e-mail about a woman he had met and fallen for. Apparently the attraction was mutual - until one fateful day the subject of the environment came up.She was absolutely opposed to any drilling for oil in Alaska, on grounds of what harm she said it would do to the environment.

Opinion

Adam Hughes
September 13, 2005

Group Therapy by Lou Lasday

It's tough to maintain customer intimacy, but more and more companies are doing it with customer advisory boards.

Opinion

Adam Hughes
September 9, 2005

Why Housing is So Costly by: Thomas Sowell

They say time is money, but a lot depends on whose time and whose money. For example, the San Mateo County Planning Commission in California has spent five years deciding what can and cannot be done with the site of an old racetrack no longer economically viable.

Opinion

Adam Hughes
August 12, 2005

Share of Customer by: Lou Lasday

Gaining market share is the old way of thinking and operating. The new paradigm says you should try to filla greater share of your customers' needs.

Opinion

Adam Hughes
June 24, 2005

Twixters and Kippers By Lou Lasday

First we had the empty-nesters, then the Boomers and X-gen. Now there's a new market segment - the betwixed and between.

Opinion

Adam Hughes
June 17, 2005

LEGISLATIVE Negligence By: Alan Zirkelbach

Florida's shortage of skilled technical labor is fast approaching a crisis level. Unfortunately, the Legislature failed to address the problem in the last session. At least $100 million is needed.

Opinion

Adam Hughes
June 13, 2005

Spend Wisely; Target Prospects by Lou Lasday

The hottest business trend is the miniaturization of strategic marketing initiatives.

Opinion

Adam Hughes
May 13, 2005

What Will Your Customers Need? By: Lou Lasday

Ask and answer these four questions to be able to predict the direction of future profits in your company.

Opinion

Adam Hughes
April 15, 2005

Downtown Center vs. Fairgrounds? By: Matt Walsh

It's not either or. Do them both. Listen to Paddy Kelly. Let's also take a vote.

Opinion

Adam Hughes
April 8, 2005

Impact Fee Fight

The Bennett-Clark bill misses the bigger picture: the efficacy of impact fees to begin with. By: Matt Walsh

Opinion

Adam Hughes
April 8, 2005

How to Become a 'Benchmark' Firm

Start with the customer 'experience.' By: Lou Lasday

Opinion

Adam Hughes
March 18, 2005

Ignite a Customer Explosion

Columnist Lou Lasday:Introduce the 'wow' factor into your 2005 business plan.

Opinion

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Lasday: Every Firm Needs A 'Hit Squad'

Thomas Sowell: The Lure of the Free Lunch

Don't Compete with Rivals; Make Them Irrelevant

Thomas Sowell: True Believers Won't Compromise

Group Therapy by Lou Lasday

Why Housing is So Costly by: Thomas Sowell

Share of Customer by: Lou Lasday

Twixters and Kippers By Lou Lasday

LEGISLATIVE Negligence By: Alan Zirkelbach

Spend Wisely; Target Prospects by Lou Lasday

What Will Your Customers Need? By: Lou Lasday

Downtown Center vs. Fairgrounds? By: Matt Walsh

Impact Fee Fight

How to Become a 'Benchmark' Firm

Ignite a Customer Explosion

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