The Super Bowl MVP was process management

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While Aaron Rodgers was the Super Bowl MVP on paper, we submit that, once again this year, the team with the best process management won the Super Bowl. The Green Bay Packers were the least person-dependent team in the league … including on Super Bowl Sunday.

While Aaron Rodgers is very talented, what sets the 2010/2011 Packers apart was their ability not to be person dependent in any position on the field. They lost many starters during the season and still made it to the Super Bowl. They lost two more great players during the Game and still managed to beat the Pittsburgh Steelers who, ostensibly, had more Super Bowl experience on their team.

Make sure you have great people and then make sure you are not person-dependent with your processes.

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Republished with author's permission from original post.

Mitchell Goozé
Mitchell Goozé is the president and founder of Customer Manufacturing Group. His broad scope of business experience ranges from operations management in established firms, to start-up and turn-around situations and mergers. A seasoned general manager, he has headed divisions of large corporations and been CEO of independent firms, always focusing the company strategy on the most important person in business . . . the customer.

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