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Commentary & Analysis Lessons from Steve JobsBy Dr. Joe Webb Steve Jobs' passing created interest in his management style and the culture of the company he left behind. What management lessons apply for other businesses? Is print a commodity? Can print campaigns be too successful for their own good? One printer blamed its disappointing financial results on that very fact.
Dr. Joe Webb is one of the graphic arts industry's best-known consultants, forecasters, and commentators. He is the director of WhatTheyThink.com's Economics and Research Center. Dr. Joe SightingsDr. Joe will be speaking at various locales in 2011. Check our “Sightings” page to find out where. Right now, the list is short, as many events are still pending or private; dates are starting to be reserved throughout 2011. To inquire about availability for an event or private company meeting, contact Cary Sherburne. Weekly Economics & Research NewsletterThe free newsletter is sent every Thursday. If you haven't signed up, go to the registration page. The most recent edition is always available online. I usually send a Tweet when it's available so it can be accessed before it is officially sent. Some people will do anything to stay ahead, even if it's just a few seconds. WhatTheyThink Industry ForecastingWe recently introduced a service that offers customized forecasting to help you better manage your business; read the press release here. Follow Dr. Joe and WhatTheyThink on TwitterYou can follow Dr. Joe on your free Twitter.com account. His notes are posted under the name wtterc. Also follow our other Twitter feeds, whattheythink and printplanet. What do you think? Please send feedback to Dr. Joe by emailing him at drjoe@whattheythink.com. To have your question answered in the next column, click here Visit the WhatTheyThink Economics and Research Center
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