Eric Garland's Comments

Hi Eric , I signed up on this site only. Do I need to sign up on Ebrite also or is this sufficient? Cheers!

Thanks a lot, Eric--"hope springs eternal in the human breast". :-)

Hey man - great hanging out tonight - thanks for dinner!

- Arik

If you're into dolphins, I can't resist suggesting the Society of Clever, Intelligent Porpoises - Funny & Smart (SCIP/F&S for short?)

Thanks Eric for your request! Looking forward to more interactions.
- Nimalan

Hi Eric:

Sorry to have missed you at the end of the conference yesterday. I enjoyed your presentation very much. Wanted to let you know I've put the blog on our Blogroll at The Playmaker's Standard.

Stay in touch.

-John

Infecting, affecting, impacting -- as long as the minds are open to new ideas and able to grow! Right? Take care, Craig

Hi Eric: I like some of your stuff so much that I've assigned my MBA students to watch several of your excellent videos. Keep up the good work and pumping these ideas out! Regards, Craig

Eric,

thanks for your help the other day! Very much appreciated!
Rainer

Wow Eric - these videos are great! Well done!

OK, that ninja post rocked. So, after I've admired your "it ain't the big four companies we need to worry about" post, you've got to be my friend. Ann

Thanks for the kind word Eric! When you said new book, I had to think for a moment because I had one (the one to which you are referring called "Business and Competitive Analysis" or BCA by FT Press, 2007) released in May, and am just putting the finishing touches (with my conspirator in writing these methods-based, "tool box" type books Babette Bensoussan) on another one (I think it is called "Analysis without Paralysis" also by FT Press, late May is its release) here as well. The BCA book has gotten a terrific welcome from readers and is selling very well, hovering in Amazon's top 1% of all books (same vicinity for Barnes & Noble) pretty much since its release as well as having been a top 10 seller for FT Press/Wharton School Publishing in its first six months of release! More importantly, people are using the thing and it is proving to be helpful to them in doing their analysis work, or at least that is what I have heard from a fair number of folks out there. Please feel free to share your thoughts with me as well. I am always on the lookout for ways to improve what I do, and fully recognize that I still have a lot to learn from others in these matters. Take care, Craig

I have not considered a career at the World Bank. What sort of perks would be involved in such a job? Would I be able to park in front of fire hydrants and drive the wrong way down one-way streets?