Turning towards trend
LEGO is much more than a brick, it is a system built around an idea With sales picking up around Christmas and plummeting the rest of the year, Godfred felt their LEGO toys were missing something essential. He realized they were giving kids ready-made toys which were not challenging enough. The toys needed an idea and a system built around it. This way children were able to use their imagination and creativity. This is the second breakthrough moment in LEGO history. Instead of offering kids ready-made toys, LEGO gives them the opportunity to build their toys — a much more challenging activity which kept kids engaged for hours. The LEGO System of Play becomes very successful and the company starts selling it to other countries. Back to the basics. LEGO introduces new products every year, but is mindful of the costs of this innovation. The leadership team reduced the number of different LEGO bricks produced, eliminating those that were costly to source, standardizing t...