The Eleven Commandments of 21st Century ManagementPrentice Hall, 1996 - 257 oldal Respected analyst Matthew Kiernan offers his Eleven Commandments of 21st Century Management, a collection of visionary strategies that executives can use to foster the mix of constant creativity and lightning-swift implementation that will enable their companies to prosper. Business leaders will find guidelines for creating new sources of profit, discovering hidden assets, empowering employees, "globalizing" corporate perspectives, and much more. They'll also find over 70 inspiring success stories that show the Commandments at work in the real world - from the innovations of cutting edge ad agency Chiat/Day to the industry reforms of the Ho Chi Minh City People's Committee to the Rolling Stones' immensely profitable Steel Wheels Tour - as well as guidelines for increasing your company's decision-making speed and strategic implementation; methods for breaking down the internal barriers that separate people, department and disciplines ... and strangle innovation; techniques for developing forward-looking measurement tools that reveal the true dynamics of your company's performance and point the way to success; and practical advice on turning your organization's continuing education into a truly sustainable competitive advantage. Forward-looking executives searching for compelling alternatives to past and present management approaches will find this insightful book to be a clarion call to arms and a blueprint for success. |
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Better Still Invent Your Own Game | 14 |
Get Innovative or Get Dead | 34 |
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