Host Hattie Bryant tells us that a turning point for David Milly came when he invited a consultant to study the company and offer suggestions for improvement.
Hattie Bryant says it is coming, like a category-5 hurricane, like a tsunami, like a magnitude-8 earthquake,whether we like it or not. We have no choice but to become an e-minded company because we now know there are no degrees of separation. Space and time, the old parameters for business and logic, are being disintermediated by the web. More...
Joel Greene is a fine artist who paints at home. His work is offered for sale at a gallery on Santa Fe's famous Canyon Road. Joel tells us that honing a specialty is the best way to win customers.
This is a print as it came off the press. You can see that it is in motion as it is in the hands of the operator. He and Ken Duncan looked at it carefully and decided it was perfect and ready to be mounted and framed for sale in one of their galleries. More...
Marcel Navarro told us that Navarro Pharmacy moved from a 38,000 square foot warehouse to a 97,000 square foot warehouse in 1997. This allows them to offer more competitive prices as they can stock larger quantities of their private label products.