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LATEST · SEPTEMBER 08, 2026
What retyping one order actually costs you
Everyone says retyping an order takes a minute. Timed honestly it takes four to nine, and the typing is the cheapest part of the bill.
Read the postThe four points where a spreadsheet stops working
Spreadsheets don't fail slowly. They fail at four specific points, and each one has a warning sign you can check this afternoon.
September 08, 2026Buy or build: an hour's work to get an answer you can defend
Four questions and a scoring table that settle the buy-versus-build argument with evidence, instead of whoever sounds most certain in the meeting.
September 08, 2026What overselling really costs, and the formula that ends it
Cancellations are the cheapest part of overselling. The expensive part is the stock you hold back forever because you don't trust the number.
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