Strategy in the Public Sector - Joyce, Paul
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The aim of this series is to provide managers with books on strategy, strategic management and strategic change, which are helpful, practical, and provide guidance for the practical application of sound concepts in real situations. In this book the role of top managers in carrying through strategic change is highlighted throughout. Paul Joyce identifies and describes the key elements of strategic change and shows how public sector managers: prepare their organisations for strategic changelead strategic changemake changes in an organisation' s activities and resourcesinvolve the public, work with partners and create more open organisations…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
The aim of this series is to provide managers with books on strategy, strategic management and strategic change, which are helpful, practical, and provide guidance for the practical application of sound concepts in real situations. In this book the role of top managers in carrying through strategic change is highlighted throughout. Paul Joyce identifies and describes the key elements of strategic change and shows how public sector managers: prepare their organisations for strategic changelead strategic changemake changes in an organisation' s activities and resourcesinvolve the public, work with partners and create more open organisations
Autorenporträt
About the author Paul Joyce is professor of Strategic Management at the University of North London. He holds a PhD in local government and has worked in local government as a senior manager. He is currently director of the Management Research Centre at the University of North London and is involved in research on innovation in the public sector. His current research interest is centred on the way in which strategic management processes can be used to reinforce entrepreneurship and innovative management. He also works as a consultant in the public sector, for example, in the areas of strategic performance management and service developments and has published widely in that area.