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Koch principle
80/20 Principle :
 Richard Koch
Emergence of 80/20




               Vital few & Trivial Many
Inherent Disparity
Understanding 80/20 principle
 Rule that adds difference to
  your outcomes.

 Referred as Paretos rule.

 Unequal relationship between
  inputs and outputs.
Put your efforts where they will
make most of the difference
Unequal Distribution
 20% of the input creates 80%
  of the result
 20% of the customers create
  80% of the revenue
 20% of the bugs cause 80% of
  the crashes
 And on and on
Application of
Pareto Rule!!!!
Koch principle
Koch principle
20% of your customers make 80% of profit
Need Analysis




                 Target Training to critical
                content which can create
                larger impact on audience.
Social Media
Food Habits
Invest on Relationships 
VALUABLE
Productive - Web Surfing
Behaviors & Habits
Goal Accomplishment
INVESTMENTS
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Editor's Notes

  1. In most of the endevours vital is few and trivial are many.Unequal distribution of wealth in his country.- 20% of people owed 80% of wealth in country.http://betterexplained.com/articles/understanding-the-pareto-principle-the-8020-rule/Pareto was so passionate about this that he observed that 80% of the land in Italy was owned by 20% of the people. He further observed that 20% of pea pods in his garden contained 80% of the peas.
  2. There lies an inherent disparity between the inputs and the outcome achieved.
  3. http://thebiggandbusiness.com/articles/80-20-rule-applies-to-social-media-marketing-too80 per cent of your weekly blog traffic comes from 20 per cent of your annual readers80 per cent of your blog comments come from 20 per cent of your readers80 per cent of your Twitter interaction is with 20 per cent of your following80 per cent of your Facebook interactions come from 20 per cent of your fans80 per cent of what you publish on social media is dreck you want to say, 20 per cent is what the audience wants to hear
  4. Food Record your eating habits for a week. Calculate up the calories of the different items of food. Ive done this before and Ive found it surprising how some treats contribute a high percentage of your calorie pie for no nutritional value, when other vices consumed in smaller portions take up only a sliver but still offer a tasty treat.
  5. Web Surfing- Record your web usage for a day or two. Write down the sites you visited or tools you used to get there (StumbleUpon, Digg, etc.) Figure out sites took up the most time and which had the least value. Youd be surprised how often they are the same thing.
  6. Goals- It doesnt matter whether you have them written down or just in your head. Look at all your goals and compare the resources required to accomplish each (time, money, energy, etc.) with the benefits gained. Benefits could be physical rewards, purposeful work or emotional quality. Pursue the goals with the highest value.