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What would you do if you got a hold of KFC's Secret recipe?
The Colonel's unique blend of 11 herbs and spices is one of the most protected recipes in the world. It's locked in a vault supposedly with security cameras, a generator, and two locks which only two KFC executives know the combination to.
burn it and laugh evil-y....mwaa haa haa
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| | SentrySafe Combination Executive Safe - Black $759.99 This SentrySafe EQ1459C executive safe features a solid steel door and a hardened steel plate for strength and durability. The 3-number combination lock helps keep your important items and valuables protected and secure. |
| | SentrySafe EQ1459C Executive 3Number Combination Lock Safe $1292.2 May be bolted to floor (hardware included). Meets California Department of Justice standards for firearm safety. 3Number combination lock. Solid steel door with concealed hinges for added security. 3 Steel livelocking bolts/3 dead bolts. Hardened steel plate protects from drill attack. Boltdown hardware included as an additional bonus. 5 Adjustable shelves. Carpeted interior. Durable powder coat finish. Satin brass hardware with star handle for a high end appearance. Interior Dimensions: 58.8amp;quot; H x 20.8amp;quot; W x 12.9amp;quot; D. Exterior Dimensions: 59amp;quot; H x 21amp;quot; W x 17.8amp;quot; D. Made to Order. Opprox. lead time is 15 days. |
| | SentrySafe D880 4.35 cu. ft Executive Safe Combination Lock $1027 Protect your highly valued and irreplaceable belongings with the SentrySafe Security Safe D880. It is designed with a combination lock' solid steel pryresistant door' hardened steel plate lock protector' concealed hinges and 3 livelocking bolts to ensure maximum security. Combination lock. UL Listed Group II combination lock. Hardened steel plate protects from drill attack. Relocker offers added protection. Solid steel pryresistant door with concealed hinges to protect against theft and unauthorized entry. Concealed hinges. 3 livelocking bolts. 2 adjustable shelves. May be bolted to floor (hardware included). 1 year Limited Warranty. Exterior (H x W x D): 27.7amp;quot; x 21.7amp;quot; x 19.5amp;quot;. Interior (H x W x D): 26amp;quot; x 20.5amp;quot; x 14.1amp;quot;. Capacity: 4.35 ft. Made to Order. Opprox. lead time is 15 days. |
| | REPROGRAMMABLE COMBINATION LOCK PROTECT $21.99 REPROGRAMMABLE COMBINATION LOCK PROTECT |
| | PRESET COMBINATION LOCK LAPTOP $1029.99 PRESET COMBINATION LOCK LAPTOP |
| | Protec Combination Lock $4.95 Protec Combination Lock |
| | Combosaver Combination Notebook Lock $36.99 Combosaver Combination Notebook Lock |
| | Combination Lock Combination Lock $17.99 Guards against accidental firing of almost all modern sporting arms. Adjustable ratchet mechanism and self-adjusting pins fit guards up to 1" thick; prevents trigger from being pulled until lock is removed. Hefty metal construction. Cushioned pad protects finish. Fits almost all modern arms. Easy to open and easy to lock even in the dark. Lets you program your own numbers. Mfg: Master Lock SPECS: 2½" (6.3cm) long x 1½" (3.9cm) wide. 6½ oz. (184 g). |
| | Master Lock Combination Lock - Keyless $9.95 The Master Lock Combination Lock uses a combination with no keyway. This lock features a stainless steel body and a black dial. The 7/8'' lock features hardened steel shackle. |
| | Combination Lock $62.13 A combination lock is a type of lock in which a sequence of numbers or symbols is used to open the lock. The sequence may be entered using a single rotating dial which interacts with several discs or cams, by using a set of several rotating discs with inscribed numerals which directly interact with the locking mechanism, or through an electronic or mechanical keypad. From a mathematical standpoint, combination lock is a misnomer, as such locks typically do not require a combination of values to open. A related misconception is that the unlocking code is a permutation; however, the correct term for describing the set of values used to open the lock is sequence. Author: Miller, Frederic P./ Vandome, Agnes F./ McBrewster, John Binding Type: Paperback Number of Pages: 70 Publication Date: 2010/04/28 Language: English Dimensions: 5.98 x 9.01 x 0.16 inches |
| | Stack-On Safes Elite Executive ETL Rated Fire Resistant Combination Safe $1079 Stack-On Safes - Safes - ES6047DS - The Elite Executive Fire Safe with Combination Lock boasts an array of security features such as 4-way locking with 5 live action locking bolts and 3 steel dead bolts providing 8 locking points, solid steel reinforced pry resistant door for greater security. Pre-installed fully carpeted interior, 4 adjustable shelves, and a black powder coat finish complete the aesthetics and functionality of the Stack-On Elite Executive Safe with Combination Lock. These safes offer a great value in the fire resistant safe category. Elite safes are fire rated to 1400 degrees Fahrenheit for 30 minutes by ETL without the interior temperature of the safe exceeding 350 degrees Fahrenheit, which is the standard for all Stack-On full sized safes. Many of these safes have convertible interiors. This safe is not recommended for storing CDs or other electronic storage devices. Fire Resistant 1/2 hour standard fire protection up to 1400 degrees Fahrenheit Lock Protection Combination lock 5 Live action locking bolts and 3 steel dead bolts provide 8 locking points. 3-Number combination lock with a drill resistant, hardened steel plate behind the lock which helps protect against burglary and theft Bolt-Down Capability Safe bolts safely to the floor Bolt-down hardware to bolt the unit to the floor is included Solid steel, reinforced pry resistant door Pre-installed, fully carpeted interior Safe has 4 adjustable shelves Body of the safe has a black powder coat paint finish Doors of safe are silver gray with a black silk screen Chrome finished hardware Specifications: Dimensions: 20-7/8W x 19-3/4D x 59H Internal Body Size: 18-3/8W x 14-1/2D x 56H Shelf Dimensions: 17-3/4W x 13D |
| | Kensington Combination Laptop Cable Lock $29.99 Kensington Combination Laptop Cable Lock |
| | Woman Turning Combination Lock $24.99 H. Armstrong Roberts Woman Turning Combination Lock - Photographic Print |
| | Combination Lock, Heavy Duty Assorted(Pack of 72) $2.99 Heavy duty combination lock. |
| | ComboSaver Combination Notebook Lock - security cable lock $39.99 Kensington ComboSaver Combination Notebook Lock - Security cable lock - 6 ft |
| | Combination Laptop Lock - security cable lock $33.99 Kensington Combination Laptop Lock - Security cable lock - gray - 6 ft |
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PIERROT Limited Deluxe by Stefan Olschewski
Active Strategy - Execution
It is one thing to develop a top business strategy and quite another to see that strategy effectively executed. Simply view this glaring figure from Fortune Magazine, which recently stated that “less than 10% of strategies effectively formulated are effectively executed.”
As this statistic easily shows, organizations too often fall within the majority rather than the minority when it comes to strategy execution. Many strategic plans are doomed during the initial stages of development because they lack foresight or fail to incorporate all areas of operations. And even if a strategic business plan is well-developed, seeing it out requires at least as much or even more dedication.
Like anything in the business world, strategy implementation requires persistence, patience and flexibility among many other things. With the everyday demands that come with running a business and performing your own work tasks, it is quite easy for strategy realization to fall by the wayside. With that said, it is absolutely crucial that organizations which take the time to develop strategies do not fall into this trap when aiming for successful execution.
If implementation has proven itself to be so difficult, what can management teams do to better ensure success? Enterprise Strategy Execution (ESE) is a proven methodology to follow when aiming to develop business strategies which will incorporate your entire workforce, enact changes and improve results.
So what exactly is Enterprise Strategy Execution? ESE empowers every employee toward a common strategy by focusing on a continual process of prioritization, improvement and control. In other words, ESE solidifies your workforce towards contributing to the development and implementation of a successful strategy via these three important parameters.
So what is intended to happen during the three different areas of this process? Your entire organization plans and deploys strategic objectives during prioritization, while employees and management continually seek to fix performance gaps in the most critical areas throughout improvement and subsequently lock-in on improvement gains during control.
While a description of what occurs during these three inter-related areas is fine-and-dandy, figuring out their physical implementation as it relates to your organization is much more important. In other words, what tools would your business need to effectively approach these areas?
Strategy Mapping, Balanced Scorecards, Baldridge Assignments, Key Performance Indicators, Management by Objectives and structured problem solving are the essential tools necessary for ESE. Essentially, these tools provide your organization with a framework to approach strategy execution by focusing on an assortment of areas which are often forgotten or never even considered during the initial stages of strategic development. When viewed separately and combined together, these tools provide a holistic analysis of your organization and its room for changes and improvements.
So how does an organization get to ESE? This process is called the Strategy Execution Evolution, which includes these steps:
Exposure and Epiphany – where a critical organizational need creates an impetus for change (an epiphany)
Executive Buy-in & Support – where additional leadership approval is gained to continue the focus on strategy realization
Strategic Planning & Mapping – where a strategic plan lays out the short- and long-term direction for the organization, and a strategy map distills the strategic plan into a simple, visual depiction of this year’s plan
Top-Level Balanced Scorecard – where this tool is utilized to summarize the organization’s top objectives stemming from the Strategic Planning Process
ascading Balanced Scorecards – where your organization further builds from the foundation of the Balanced Scorecard by creating organizational linkages and alignment by “cascading” or crafting related yet customized scorecards from top to bottom, and horizontally as well
Performance Improvement – where your organization identifies the root causes of performance gaps and then executes an improvement initiative to permanently remove that root cause
Scorecard Business Reviews – where holistic reviews are conducted to elicit buy-in at all levels, focus improvement initiatives and facilitate business results
Process Management – where leading measures are identified, performance or process improvements are locked-in, and all information needed to manage the business process successfully and predictably are identified
Employee Goal and Compensation Management – where employees develop personal goals which articulate the organization’s exact expectations for each employee
Budget Integration – where implementation is truly integrated with the day-to-day business operations and their financial foundations.
As you can see, the Strategy Execution Evolution is a long process which must be approached in steps. Trying to tackle all of these stages at once is not feasible and rather foolish since strategy implementation requires the continual development of new skills and behaviors. Most importantly, it requires eagerness, desire and dedication to enact organizational changes, regardless of how much work is required.
About the Author
Jack Steele has worked with and consulted for some of the world's largest corporations, helping them achieve two Baldrige Awards, two Baldrige site visits, two Deming Prizes, and countless dramatic performance improvements. Early in his career, Jack was a key contributor to the quality management effort at Florida Power & Light, which in 1989 became the first company outside of Japan to win the Deming Prize. Since that time, Jack has applied his wealth of knowledge in the areas of Performance Excellence, Strategy Deployment, Balanced Scorecards, and Performance Improvement to help clients in a wide range of industries. In 2000, Jack co-founded ActiveStrategy, Inc., which was the first organization in the world dedicated to developing and deploying enterprise-wide software for corporations seeking to harness the power of strategy execution. Learn more at
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A lock has many numbers in its combination and teachers offering those numbers.
"Emergency," riiiight!