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Bottom-up Framework?
Ricardo Henrique Vaz Claudio, Manager, Brazil
My point-of-view of the Bottom-up Approach is that there must be some kind of framework to bring to the discussion what decisions make sense or not.
So, when you have something to change or enhance you need to scratch this up into a cost x benefit analysis and an idea sketch, as a presentation, movie or draw. And, of course, a cost reduction or/either a revenue increase onto a spreadsheet to support your idea.
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Bottom-up FrameworkJaap de Jonge, Editor, Netherlands Thanks Ricardo for your interesting topic. Do you mean to say that to make a bottom-up approach feasible, it is important that you communicate the situation or the problem clearly in advance? In order to avoid that the discussion becomes unfocused? |
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