Excellence Now.

Tom Peters [is] the Red Bull of management thinkers. If the economy has got you down and you’re feeling out of sorts, a shot of Peters is guaranteed to pick you up and put you back on the road to excellence.”— Bo Burlingham, Inc.

Tom Peters on: Story is more powerful than your brand


Described as the father of the post modern corporation, Tom Peters has been providing management wisdom for more than thirty years.  He has written more than a dozen international bestsellers including co-authoring the seminal In Search of Excellence.  His passion for Excellence is unrivalled.

Every two weeks throughout 2012, Tom Peters is releasing one part of a 23 part mega presentation entitled Excellence Now.  The presentation draws together material from more than 2,500 presentations he has given over the last thirty years.

This week the focus is Execution and how ‘Execution is Strategy’.   Visit the Excellence Now website to download.

Excellence now in  iBooks

Tom Peters has also released  a book series on Excellence  which is available for download on the iPhone, iPad or iPod touch with iBooks, or on your computer with iTunes.  The books in the series are rich in inspiring content and beautifully presented. Here is a link to  purchase

How are you implementing Excellence in your business?

Do you have a marketing issue or question you’d like to discuss? Please contact us. We’d love to assist.

More on Tom Peters:

Tom Peters website

Business Communication: It’s a Little Big Thing

Food for thought: My three top takeaways from a day with Tom Peters

Marketing Keynote with David Meerman Scott

Marketing and leadership strategist David Meerman Scott has shared a keynote based on his best selling book ‘Real-Time Marketing & PR’ . He shows how to instantly engage your market, connect with customers and create products that grow your business – now!

You are what you read (#2)

How better to prepare the mind than reading. This post shares some recently circulated reading lists and a few of our own recommendations.

Empowering women – celebrating IWD12

Marketing Is Us supports International Women

In celebration of International Women’s Day 2012, we cite three local organisations empowering women, and include three TED talks presented by three other inspirational women.

Technology: helping us to be more human

As marketers we need to understand how technology has changed the way our customers live and communicate, and shape our products and services accordingly. Amber Case is a cyborg anthropologist, who studies the interaction between humans and technology. Amber says technology is actually helping us to be more human.

How communities benefit your business

Communities and business strategy

Creating strong brand communities has several business benefits – including building customer loyalty and achieving marketing efficiencies. This post explains how.

Immersion. TED Talk from Jacqueline Novogratz.

An inspirational talk by Jacqueline Novogratz, CEO of the Acumen Fund.

Strategic Alliances: The Power of Partnership

Strategic Alliances

During her recent official Australian visit, HRH The Crown Princess of Denmark (‘our Mary’), flew to Broken Hill to tour the Royal Flying Doctors (RFDS) headquarters, where she announced a joint initiative between The McGrath Foundation and the RFDS of Australia’s first flying Breast Care Nurse. The initiative reflects a strategic alliance between the two non-profits – a powerful partnership which will provide benefits to many.

Gaspworthy design

Architects Michael Chen and Kari Anderson of Normal Projects designed an innovative solution for a tiny Manhattan apartment cramped for space. Perhaps design thinking principles were used to arrive at this functional and unique solution.

design thinking in business strategy

design thinking in business and marketing strategy

Design thinking is an innovative approach to solving problems. Human centric – it focuses on the audience, involves development and testing of hypotheses, and rapid and frequent prototyping. For businesses not wanting to rely only on analytics or feeling and intuition, design thinking represents a third way to approach problems and innovation.

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