Hyper-productivity
Welcome to my website. My name is Steve Tendon. I am a management consultant. I help businesses to become more competitive and make more money. How? By helping my clients to build hyper-productive organizations.
“What is hyper-productivity?” I hear you ask.
Let me give you a couple of examples of past organizations that were hyper-productive
The Great Siege of Malta
I live on the island state of Malta, in the middle of the Mediterranean sea. Between May and September 1565, this island was the stage of one of the most amazing feats of warfare: 700 Knights of Malta fought off the attacks of a Turkish fleet 40.000 men strong. How could 700 soldiers keep off more than 40.000? This is an example of organizational hyper-productivity, where one organization can compete with another one that is over 50 times bigger.
Borland vs. Microsoft
In the early 90s, Borland was competing for the PC software market directly with Microsoft. Borland was the smaller company and with less resources. Their operations were examined and audited by Bell labs, and the findings were that 8 programmers at Borland performed like 400 programmers at Microsoft. This is a contemporary example of hyper-productivity. Again, one organization competed with another one 50 times bigger.
You can Become Hyper-Productive
Can you become a hyper-productive organization? Yes, you can. Your organization too can become 10, 20, or even 50 times more effective than your competitors.
If you want to know how, don’t hesitate to contact me!