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?
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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
Bonobos: Making Fit Happen
Between 2010 and 2015, men’s clothing was the fastest growing e-commerce category, outpacing electronics, groceries, cosmetics, and health products [1]. Founded in 2007 to eliminate “khaki diaper butt”, Bonobos [2] has been at the forefront of the shift to the […]
OMyBag: An (un)sustainable business model to support a sustainable brand’s expansion?
Designed in Amsterdam and handmade in India OmyBag is not your ordinary bag. This eco-friendly bag brand with a social mission, has successfully expanded its sales to 21 different countries across 121 different cities since its inception in 2010. The company's operating model has successfully supported growth during the first five years of the business' existence, but is it the right model to support continued sustainable development of the business going forward?
Operations Driving Deep Customer Value in Furniture Retail
The desire to consistently and sustainably provide value to the consumer governs all critical strategic decisions at this US furniture retailer. The result could be the development of the first truly national player the US market has ever seen.
How IndiGo Airlines Disrupted the Indian Skies
#DisruptiveInnovation doesn't happen everyday. IndiGo airlines shows how market-facing strategy and operating choices come together to make it happen.