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How to make great products

We’ve been busting our little arses the past few weeks as we prepare for our year-end meeting…and something that keeps coming up for me is…”How do we make great products“.

We have been around for 8 years and have various levels of success…and some of the things we do are gr8 from some travelers perspectives…but I don’t think we are nailing it on the head just yet.

The past 2 years, we have grown from a 6 person company to a 19 person company - the all the points of contact between has increased way more than the 13 peeps. Think about it - 19 peeps potentially staying in contact with 19 = 19 x 19 = 361 potential points of contact. Just keeping it all organized, knowing who does what, who is supposed todo what has been a challenge. Gone are the days of Nick, Chris, Sean and Ant in one room doing it all.

We refocused last year-end to focus on making the customer experience awesome…and in we are moving in that direction. Not there yet. Getting our processes worked out is a challenge - seems like the last 5 to 8% of a project is where we get delayed or things we are not connecting the dots to finish it near perfectly and get it according to our specs.

I am excited to meet away from the office to listen, learn, make decisions and make better products that travelers like me, drool over. :)

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2 Responses to “How to make great products”


Keith Morrison | October 27th, 2006 at 3:33 am |

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I’ve seen awesome improvements over the last couple of years. Mad props.

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Sean | October 31st, 2006 at 4:13 pm |

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Thanks Keith - you are correct…still a long way to go though!

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