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Dem bones.
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The hip-bit is connected to… something-or-other.
Outsourcing, continued…
Businesses are increasingly buying brainpower from suppliers in the way they have long-bought raw materials and equipment. Appropriate 'outsiders' can be a preferable alternative to insiders.
And yes, this *can* be expanded to include the management/executive functions.
The thinking that 'founders run their own business, the business is run by the founders' is a mindset of small business… in public corporations this of course isn't so.
Ownership is widely spread among people who don't go anywhere near running the business, the management and day-to-day control of which is of course delegated to paid employees (most of who have no ownership, with at-best some senior people having very small stakes).
So when considering that in major corporations what-gets-done is usually handled by the hired-help rather than the owners, whether they're employees or independent firms providing a service should be a relatively minor (and perhaps entirely semantic) issue… and one upon which I'm expanding and applying to smaller businesses.
Methodology—more on 'projects'…
For insight and perspective…
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Conceive… Endless spectrum of possibilities?
- Conceive #1. This. And that.
- Conceive #2. The insurance of too many ideas.
- Conceive #3. Two examples—and where ideas come from.
Develop… Who, what, where, when, how, why. Etcetera.
- Zero. Very few… none, actually.
- Few. Things often don't require 'many'.
- Quixote and Panza. 'How many to design/build/change a lightbulb?'
- Dem bones. The hip-bit is connected to… something-or-other.
- Bizrunners. Do it for me?
- Cog. Run it? You're kidding… right?
- Romantic stimuli. It's in the way that you use it.
- Doin' it. Domains, social media, etcetera.
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