How long will your business model last before it begins to fail?
This is the favorite question corporate consultant Michael Utvich poses to CEOs, typically at their initial meeting.
It’s rare that corporate management perceives weakness in its business model. Yet it shows up sooner or later. Typically due to unanticipated events.
Think about the industries seriously disrupted by the pandemic… many restaurants failed, some were saved by Uber Eats and DoorDash; business travel virtually ceased and expensive plane flights and hotel stays were replaced by Zoom meetings.
Major companies were forced to adapt and innovate or disappear.
Through the decades, there are numerous examples of this.
It’s interesting to explore and fascinating to discuss with Michael Utvich who’s been involved in these shifts and changes throughout his 45-year consulting career and that’s exactly what Late Night Health’s Mark Alyn and Michael will discuss today.
Key Achievements:
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- Utvich has authored or co-authored nine influential books in the high technology space, contributing to industry knowledge and innovation.
- He has been a speaker and adjunct professor in interactive media content development at prestigious institutions including UCLA Extension, USC, and the American Film Institute.
Notable Clients:
Michael collaborated with industry leaders such as Toyota US, Oracle, Ford, all Cendant Corporation Brands, i.e., Century 21, Coldwell Banker, and ERA, successfully driving product launch and development initiatives that have redefined market strategies.
Learn more at: https://www.linkedin.com/in/innovationdevelopment/?isSelfProfile=false
Listen to this upbeat conversation with Michael and Mark: