The Return of the Mortise Lock

Once upon a time the mortise lock was the standard lock of choice for both homes and businesses.  After the invention of the bored cylindrical lock by Walter Schlage in the early 1900’s, the mortise lock gradually began to fall out of favor with builders.  Today, however, the mortise lock is making a grand comeback. 

Once upon a time the mortise lock was the standard lock of choice for both homes and businesses.  After the invention of the bored cylindrical lock by Walter Schlage in the early 1900’s, the mortise lock gradually began to fall out of favor with builders.  After all, the bored cylindrical lock was easier to install and provided adequate security against tampering and break-ins.

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Posted in Uncategorized on November 20th, 2008
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Business Model Innovation: Be Disciplined in Looking for Better Places to Add More Value

Most people would like to increase value for customers but lack a process to find these opportunities. This article fills that gap.

Although most can easily understand examples where time and economic benefits are measurable, you also have to keep in mind that noneconomic benefits can be important, too. When Estee Lauder formulated the Clinique line of cosmetics and toiletries, it provided hypoallergenic relief for those who wanted a better appearance and less discomfort from using common beauty products.

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Posted in Business on May 9th, 2008
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