Tom H. C. Anderson - Next Gen Market Research™

While We Sleep Brown Goes to Work
It’s about 2:50 in the morning and I just got back from a special VIP Tour of the UPS Worldport in Louisville, Kentucky. Not tired for some reason so thought I’d do a quick post.
Wow! First the interviews with Eli Goldratt a couple of moths ago, and now a [...]

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Sometimes arguments for a proposed change are much too weak for too many. Who actually benefits?
Eli Goldratt, the father of process improvement, whom I’ve interviewed here on the blog just shared the video below.

Eli doesn’t believe all change and cost cutting measures are good, especially not for Market Research. If it truly makes sense, it [...]

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Tom H. C. Anderson and Management Guru Eli Goldratt discuss globalization and the world economy

Thursday Eli Goldratt and I spoke a bit about offshoring, and yesterday we spoke about analytical thinking, today we move on to discuss the recent recession (assuming that there was a recession), and more importantly what is to come. What does globalization [...]

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Tom H. C. Anderson and Management Guru Eli Goldratt discuss Cause and Effect Analysis (Post 3 of 5)

We left off yesterday discussing offshoring market research and how companies may not be analyzing the market research business processes, challenges and opportunities properly. Today Eli and I discuss a bit about quantitative VS. qualitative research, and more [...]

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Tom H. C. Anderson and Management/Business Process Optimization Guru Eli Goldratt discuss TOC, market research offshoring, and what we are not considering (Post 2 of 5)

Picking up today with the interview I conducted with Eli Goldratt. Today’s (part 2 of 5) focuses more specifically on the growing trend in the market research industry of offshoring. [...]

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Part One of Five - Eliyahu M. Goldratt on Market Research (Customers and Intuition)

I recently had a lengthy talk with Dr. Eli Goldratt, the famous Israeli physicist who has become one of the most well known management gurus of all time partly due to his work with the Theory of Constraints (TOC). His 1984 book [...]

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