Welcome to Celeriq
Friday, January 13th, 2006Celeriq[sǝ’lerik] n., adj. Minimizing the time lag between thought and action, from the Latin celeris, meaning fast, rapid and IQ, intelligence quotient.
CeleriqDotOrg is a weblog focused on high-velocity operations based on the observation that industry leaders identify and satisfy market demand, and get paid for it, faster than the competition. In his book “Fast Cycle Time: How to Align Purpose, Strategy, and Structure for Speed“, in a chapter entitled “Be Fast or Be Last”, Christopher Meyer, a well-known advocate of high-velocity and time-based competition, sets the rules of high-velocity operations as follows:”
“Rule 1: The competitor who consistently, reliably, and profitably provides the greatest value to the customer first, wins. There are no other rules.” [Continue…] »