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"Mr. Hom (of C360 Consultants) was incredibly helpful to me while I was writing the 2-hour television special "The Art of War" for Four In Hand Productions and the History Channel. His depth of understanding of Sun Tzu's principles and Chinese History is astonishing and he has developed a business consulting model based on Sun Tzu's strategic ideas. I recommend him to anyone looking to gain a competitive advantage in business or is interested in developing a better understanding of Sun Tzu's work." - Dave Baeumler of
Sometimesonsundays.com
In previous "Collaborative View" posts, we cautiously mentioned that "... the U.S. economy is slowly coming back. ..."
Our research told us that various Silicon Valley companies are currently quite busy and are doing well. We believe that some parts of the U.S. economy will be roaring back late this year.
Beside working on the book, we are currently busy with several market research and strategy development projects.
The alpha draft v.6 of our "Strategic Assessment" book has just been completed. The beta release will be available sometime in the next three to five months.
If you are interested in being a beta reader, please contact us at service[Aatt]collaboration360[dott]com.
This coming Saturday, History Channel's is rebroadcasting a two hr presentation on Sun Tzu's The Art of War ...
Our friend Mark McNeilly of SunTzu1.com will be featured as one of the on-camera experts. Behind the scenes, we contributed to the content of the show. ... Enjoy the show. Saturday, May 9 at 5 p.m. ET on HISTORY CHANNELAll warfare is based on deception. Therefore, when capable of attacking, feign incapacity; when active in moving troops, feign inactivity. When near the enemy, make it seem that you are far away; when far away, make it seem that you are near. – Sun Tzu.Sun Tzu was the Nostradamus of warfare, and his book The Art of War, written 2,400 years ago, is still the ultimate how-to book for winning. This two-hour special brings his words to life. Shot like a graphic novel, Art of War weaves together several epic stories, including the story of Sun Tzu himself, and a war soon after his death where a city is saved using his tactics as China takes the first step toward unification.Art of War also follows other epic battles in history—Roman battles, The American Civil War, World War II, and present day—that illustrate more of Sun Tzu’s lessons and how the people who understand his strategy are the most dangerous weapons of all. While his ideals were originally created for battle, his lessons could be used by anyone who wants to win—whether at sports, business, or life.You can also purchase the DVD at the History Channel website store here:http://shop.history.com/detail.php?p=95924&SESSID=630d44dda567d8680140bb1a78660e29&v=All
This coming Sunday, History Channel's is doing a two hr presentation on Sun Tzu's The Art of War ... Our friend
Mark McNeilly of SunTzu1.com will be featured as one of the on-camera experts. Behind the scenes, we contributed to the content of the show. ... Enjoy the show. PREMIERE: Sunday, May 3 at 8 p.m. ET on HISTORY CHANNELAll warfare is based on deception. Therefore, when capable of attacking, feign incapacity; when active in moving troops, feign inactivity. When near the enemy, make it seem that you are far away; when far away, make it seem that you are near. – Sun Tzu.Sun Tzu was the Nostradamus of warfare, and his book The Art of War, written 2,400 years ago, is still the ultimate how-to book for winning. This two-hour special brings his words to life. Shot like a graphic novel, Art of War weaves together several epic stories, including the story of Sun Tzu himself, and a war soon after his death where a city is saved using his tactics as China takes the first step toward unification.Art of War also follows other epic battles in history—Roman battles, The American Civil War, World War II, and present day—that illustrate more of Sun Tzu’s lessons and how the people who understand his strategy are the most dangerous weapons of all. While his ideals were originally created for battle, his lessons could be used by anyone who wants to win—whether at sports, business, or life.
Effective Executive magazine (The Icfai University Press) recently published our article on Strategic Assessment.
If you are interested in securing a digital copy of it, please contact us at service [aatt] collaboration360 [dott] com.
Sidebar: Wish to thanks the many friends of Collaboration360 for their time and their views.
Working with a local nonprofit who is organizing a multi-day sport event. This event will take place in July 2008. It is consisted of running 10+ different sporting events at many remote sites. The distance between each site is somewhere between 0.5 mile to five miles.
Today, we guided them in building their first Tangible Vision (T/V). ... Their Tangible Vision is focused on managing many operational teams that are located at multiple locales. It outlined their specific objectives and how it connects to the rest of the Tangible Vision. ... The technical intent of their "T/V" is to ensure operational efficiency from start to finish while minimizing costs and mitigating risks.
Will explain more on this new project later this month.
If your company wants the project team to operate efficiently while reducing the project costs, mitigate their risks and accelerate the time to delivery, our Compass AE methodology enables your team to do that. We will be more than happy to tell you more about our process. There is no technology cost to it. This approach works with any type of technology you might have.
You can contact us at service[aatt]collaboration360 [ddott]com.
