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From my experience (as a business coach) a good math model will usually help a business find extra turnover and profit. In the examples here, though, it probab
by JacobAldridge 18y ago
From my experience (as a business coach) a good math model will usually help a business find extra turnover and profit.
In the examples here, though, it probably wouldn't be the best use of strategic time. Good marketing / positioning, creating solid referral relationships, as well as staff training (which brk nicely discusses) would probably add more than the math model would.
Which is almost a shame, since modeling is so much fun!
- DenisM 18y agoBut what if you can centralize modeling? If all restaurants pooled their resoruces and hired someone to do it? Like opentable, for example, already handles reservations over internet - somethin no individual restaurant could afford.