Strategy & Tactics
2/20/14
Is cluster sampling a good fit for your survey?
Here at Corona, we strive to help our clients maximize the value of their research budgets, often by suggesting solutions that get the job done faster, better, or at a reduced cost. In survey research, developing an accurate sampling frame (i.e., a list of the study population and their contact information) is instrumental for success, […]
By Matt BruceRead More
1/10/14
Where does a SWOT come from and where does it lead?
Prior blogs I’ve written have established the link between company-level strategic planning, which includes competitive strategy, and marketing organization planning. I’ve also discussed several analytical tools used for competitive strategy, including the SWOT analysis (Strengths-Weaknesses-Opportunities-Threats). I was recently reading through a LinkedIn group’s lively dialogue on the topic of SWOT analysis. One theme that arose is […]
By Leo LewisRead More
12/19/13
Quick tip for assessing research quality
I serve on an advisory committee for a college program that trains organizational leaders, and at our last meeting there was a discussion about the curriculum for a research class. The committee chair looked at me and said, “Hey, you work in this field. What’s the most valuable research topic we can teach leaders?” I’ve […]
By Kevin RainesRead More
12/12/13
Give yourself a data boost
When I decided I wanted to get in better shape, I started following a piece of gym advice that has paid off immensely: Measure your workouts. Up until recently, my view on the gym was that if I went consistently and worked hard, my efforts would pay off. This is probably true, to a degree. […]
By Andrew MonroeRead More
11/19/13
Part #8 Wanted: Collaborative leaders
This is the final blog in our series dedicated to showcasing the collective vision in IMAGINE 2020 – Denver’s soon-to-be-completed cultural plan. The plan will be completed by year-end. From now through November 22nd, Denver residents are invited to share their thoughts by visiting www.ImagineDenver2020.org. Vision #7: Collective leadership is committed to high impact results […]
By Karla RainesRead More
11/18/13
Part #7: Denver’s economic expansion is fueled by arts, culture and creativity
This is the seventh in our series of blogs dedicated to showcasing the collective vision in IMAGINE 2020 – Denver’s soon-to-be-completed cultural plan. The plan will be completed by year-end. From now through November 22nd, Denver residents are invited to share their thoughts by visiting www.ImagineDenver2020.org. Vision #6 – Denver’s economic vitality is accelerated by […]
By Karla RainesRead More
11/15/13
Part #6: Denver supports all of its artists and creatives
This is the sixth in our series of blogs dedicated to showcasing the collective vision in IMAGINE 2020 – Denver’s soon-to-be-completed cultural plan. The plan will be completed by year-end. From now through November 22nd, Denver residents are invited to share their thoughts by visiting www.ImagineDenver2020.org. Vision #5 – Denver’s diverse artists and creatives are […]
By Karla RainesRead More
11/14/13
Part #5: Lifelong learning inspires us all
This is the fifth in our series of blogs dedicated to showcasing the collective vision in IMAGINE 2020 – Denver’s soon-to-be-completed cultural plan. The plan will be completed by year-end. From now through November 22nd, Denver residents are invited to share their thoughts by visiting www.ImagineDenver2020.org. Vision #4 – Exposure, appreciation and participation in arts, […]
By Karla RainesRead More
11/13/13
Part #4: Let’s be the city that solves this problem by 2020
This is the fourth in our series of blogs dedicated to showcasing the collective vision in IMAGINE 2020 – Denver’s soon-to-be-completed cultural plan. The plan will be completed by year-end. From now through November 22nd, Denver residents are invited to share their thoughts by visiting www.ImagineDenver2020.org. Vision #3 – Arts, culture and creativity are truly […]
By Karla RainesRead More
11/12/13
Part #3: Let’s get braggadocious
This is the third in our series of blogs dedicated to showcasing the collective vision in IMAGINE 2020 – Denver’s soon-to-be-completed cultural plan. The plan will be completed by year-end. From now through November 22nd, Denver residents are invited to share their thoughts by visiting www.ImagineDenver2020.org. Vision #2 – Arts, culture and creativity are amplified […]
By Karla RainesRead More