This week\u2019s guest is Eric Rieger from Webit Services out of the Chicago area. In business since 1996, Webit actually started under a different, less fortunate name which Eric explains. Eric had a few different careers before starting Webit which helped him to prepare for running his own business. Besides MSP Webit also helps companies with business intelligence and analytics and has developers on staff.<\/p>\n
Inspired by the book \u201cThe Great Game of Business\u201d by Jack Stack, Eric has adopted Open Book Management at Webit Services. We discuss at length the concepts of Open Book Management and how Webit has implemented it in their business. If you want to learn more, check out the website for The Great Game of Business.<\/a><\/p>\n One of the other concepts that Eric talks about is the power of purpose. He mentions a presentation by Clark Gey at the annual Gathering of Games conference. After returning from the conference Eric and his team adopted their purpose, \u201ckeeping American business secure and productive\u201d. Eric puts this into more perspective about how what they (and MSPs in general) do to keep the economy running.<\/p>\n Guest: Eric Rieger<\/p>\n Company: Webit Services<\/a><\/p>\n All episodes can be found on MSP Voice website<\/a>, YouTube (video)<\/a> as well as popular podcast channels such as iTunes<\/a>,\u00a0SoundCloud<\/a>, and\u00a0Anchor<\/a>. You can also subscribe to new episodes via RSS Feed<\/a>.<\/p>\nWatch on YouTube<\/h2>\n