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CAN GM Change?

July 13, 2009

Analysis of:GM Takes New Direction | online.wsj.com

It is clear that GM wants to change. The question is: can they? Success is about action not just words. And for GM, it will be all about execution and delivery. In my view, their strategic focus should be Cars #1; Culture #2; and Customers #3 because the reality is if they don't get #1 and 2 done right, there will be no #3. GM must earn their way back on shopping lists. They must make some big promises and over-deliver in a very big way and in everything they do.

A GREAT FIRST STEP. From Rick Balsiger, President of Balsiger Partners

January 2, 2009

Analysis of:Ford Hybrid Emphasizes High Mileage | www.nytimes.com

The new Ford Fusion is a great first step, with technology that has the ability to scale across their entire vehicle line. Ford appears to be using the current economic crisis as a catalyst for real change and innovation.

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