In this edition of the Behind the Scenes blog series, EOS Worldwide Visionary Mark O’Donnell and Integrator Kelly Knight talk about language that’s unique to EOS®, why it’s important, and why efforts are being made to protect it in the marketplace.
EOS Worldwide Integrator Kelly Knight and Visionary Mark O’Donnell talk about the factors that led EOS Worldwide to acquire Rocket Fuel, as well as how EOS tools helped throughout the process.
EOS Worldwide Integrator Kelly Knight and Visionary Mark O’Donnell talk about the factors that led EOS Worldwide to move to a franchise business model, as well as how EOS tools helped throughout the process.
EOS Worldwide (EOSW), creator of the Entrepreneurial Operating System® (EOS®), today announced that it has acquired Rocket Fuel, the world’s premier learning platform for Visionaries and Integrators™ running on EOS.
In EOS® parlance, the integrator is the person who is ultimately responsible for running the business. In most cases it isn’t the visionary. Visionaries are often founding entrepreneurs who are highly creative. They have a fountain of ideas and external focus that breathes life and new energy to the business. Those attributes also mean they aren’t well-suited to nitty-gritty management.
After years of working with entrepreneurs, I’ve found that organizations aren’t exempt. They all experience the effects of entropy and tend toward disorder. We call that “Hitting the ceiling.”
