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Loops presents a concise, practical framework for small‑business owners by following the real‑world journey of Tony, a business student who learns the importance of customer relationships and operational excellence. Through a twelve‑week summer project, Tony discovers the seven essential loops that underpin successful enterprises—creating experience zones, fostering vision moments, standardizing employee processes, driving innovation, and ultimately closing the loops. The book distills these concepts into actionable lessons that help entrepreneurs differentiate themselves, streamline operations, and seize new opportunities in any economic climate.
First publish date: 2009
Genre: Business & Economics/Entrepreneurship
Authors: Mike Chaet
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