Focused management for new business models
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https://doi.org/10.56563/costosygestion.102.4Keywords:
overmanagement, focused, business model, estrategy, differentialAbstract
Focused overmanagement is a challenging and constructive management practice. Encourages to think things differently and into a greater degree of analysis in order to try to achieve the maximum possible optimization in the development of the differential variables in a business. This means paying extraordinary attention to the details that surround organizational processes in every possible way. It is important to focus on the stra- tegic and differential thinking of what would be typical and reasonable in the best corporate practices.
This means being intentional where our competitors are not. Over-managing those issues that most compa- nies ignore or do not manage and going beyond the criteria of traditional services to find new and innovative proposals, in order to improve the experience for the involved parties.
It is important to understand that the power of a service or productive objective lies in its ability to create an emotional connection instead of a strictly rational connection, and that emotional experience leads to reinforce businesses, and generate groups of people who will become ambassadors of our brands and productive goals.
Companies should focus on the small details and the over-management of the processes or experiences that
make the difference for an organization.
The objective of this work is to define the scope for the technique of focused overmanagement, understand- ing it is an area for creation, gestation, and deep management of our differences. And finally, evaluate its applicability and viability in our organizations and in the businesses of the future.
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