Product Management Show: Does Culture Really Eat Strategy For Breakfast?

In this episode of the Product Management Show, I discussed the old axiom about culture eating strategy for breakfast with host Allan Neil and with Alan Smith, Co-Founder at Strategyzer, provider of the Business Model Canvas and Value Proposition Canvas.

Product Management Show: Does Culture Really Eat Strategy For Breakfast?
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Holly Hester-Reilly
Holly Hester-Reilly

In this episode of the Product Management Show, I discussed the old axiom about culture eating strategy for breakfast with host Allan Neil and with Alan Smith, Co-Founder at Strategyzer, provider of the Business Model Canvas and Value Proposition Canvas. I took the culture side of the argument for the debate.

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