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The Consolidation Endgame Curve of Industry Development

The Strategic Project Manager

Nature, industries, and companies go through stages of evolution. Many of these stages are captured in life cycles , natural processes in business development , or the increasingly agile stages of development. Consolidation Endgame Curve Basics. Consolidation Endgame Curve Basics.

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Planning and Executing Projects Considering The Rule of Three and Four

The Strategic Project Manager

Stable industries require a well-defined, largely predictive approach to managing projects. This post explores an old rule in strategy for stable industries, the Rule of Three and Four. The basis for the thinking was that cost was a function of market share – and volume – based on the experience curve.

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Strategy Framework Canvas: How to Pick the Right Strategy Framework

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As a project management template provides a shortcut to developing project plans and other supporting documents, strategic frameworks help guide the process of strategy development, providing a tried and true framework, with vast experience built in, that stimulates you to think through various aspects of a strategic problem.

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Pattern Recognition Techniques from Venture Capital to Project Management

The Strategic Project Manager

However, there also is very much a human side to pattern recognition, and it is applicable to developing strategies and managing projects. What Is Pattern Recognition? Pattern recognition is the identification of common elements and behavioral characteristics that tend to repeat themselves and make outcomes more predictable.