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Leapfrog
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Infiltrate the C-Suite, Bypass the IT Department, Stock Price Talk Gets You Donut Duty, Sleeper Apps Smuggled Past Carrier Gatekeepers
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Lazaridis believed RIM’s new device was such a convenience that it would become the preferred mode for exchanging e-mails. For that to happen, the user interface on the Leapfrog—what the customer saw and experienced whe…
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"Lazaridis believed RIM’s new device was such a convenience that it would become the preferred mode for exchanging e-mails. For that to happen, the user interface on the Leapfrog—what the customer saw and experienced when using the device—had to be intuitive and easy to operate. “Remove think points,” was one of his favorite phrases. “I liked teaching people to put themselves in the minds of the users,” Lazaridis says. “I wanted to get to the point where users prefer to use [the device] to send messages than actually power their computers.”"
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Infiltrate the C-Suite, Bypass the IT DepartmentStock Price Talk Gets You Donut DutySleeper Apps Smuggled Past Carrier GatekeepersConlee Vacuum and Decision DriftTuesday Noon Grilling Then Tuesday Afternoon ExplosionDual Loyalty Hires as Organizational WedgeAmbiguity as Competitive WeaponTrojan Horse Licensing to Neutralize RivalsCarrier Fee Dependency as Fragile MoatRemove Think Points Until InvisibleThree Times Before It's an OrderMeetings as Scripted Corporate Theater