Super Sixers' Episode 2: Entrepreneurship
Channel: Finger Puppet Management TV
Date: 2016-07-04

In episode two, continues the theme of collaboration, but focuses on more on the decisional roles within management. Watch as we follow the young entrepreneurs Jacob, and Kyle build a portfolio of resources. They both shared a similar vision for Huvr’s, but had different motivations for success. After acquiring the necessary capital needed for the new business, the cross function team then tackled other pressing issues like; what is wrong with Huvr? Later in the boardroom, Charles and Lucy present to the management team their reports, and findings from the engineers back in the lab. Throughout the duration of the meeting with the consultants, Kyle effectively listened to everyone who contributed. He identified an opportunity to improve the overall value of the business. He quickly analyzed the alternatives to launching HUVR, and then using the utilitarian approach in management, Kyle attempted to direct, and lead Jacob, and the other members into direction that would ultimately set the organization up for success.  Kyle realized Huvr by design is already set apart from charging devices; a decision needs to be made now. The malfunctioning of Huvr, lead to the discovery of the faulty wiring, but enhancing the battery pack, coupled with reduction in shipping cost, would give the company a competitive advantage as well. They would produce a superior product with less of an overhead cost compared to anyone who chooses to enter the new industry, raising barriers of entry.