The Seven Inconvenient Truths of Business Strategy is an antidote to a process of strategic planning that in many organizations is often sporadic, biased, poorly articulated and rarely implemented with total success. Drawing on a fundamental collection of definitive principles, the author offers a structure for strategizing; an indicator and explanation of strategic tools, and insights into collaborative techniques for carrying out the process successfully: formation, evaluation, alignment and implementation. It will help you ensure that your strategic process is always professional, relevant…mehr
The Seven Inconvenient Truths of Business Strategy is an antidote to a process of strategic planning that in many organizations is often sporadic, biased, poorly articulated and rarely implemented with total success. Drawing on a fundamental collection of definitive principles, the author offers a structure for strategizing; an indicator and explanation of strategic tools, and insights into collaborative techniques for carrying out the process successfully: formation, evaluation, alignment and implementation. It will help you ensure that your strategic process is always professional, relevant and timely. A case study, based on the story of Cadbury is woven through the chapters to provide a vibrant illustration of the value and application of the various techniques and processes described.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Paul Hunter is Chief Executive of the Strategic Management Institute, a research and education organisation committed to the collection and dissemination of knowledge in strategy. Under his guidance, the SMI delivers a Certified Strategy Practitioner (CSP) accreditation program. The SMI was established by Paul five years ago as an integral component of an independent consulting firm of which he was co-founder. He has presented at numerous conferences and seminars including the SMS and authored or co-authored articles appearing in publications that include a chapter in a recently published book on the topic of corporate universities. Paul Hunter holds a Doctor of Business Administration and is a past partner of PwC. He developed the methodology supporting the Practice of Strategy described in this book, an area in which he now teaches and consults.
Inhaltsangabe
Introduction From Corporate Planners to Professional Strategy Practitioners; Chapter 1 Relevance Lost: Strategic Planning and a Lack of Certainty - a Loss of Value; Chapter 2 Relevance Regained; Reinventing Strategic Planning: A Programme of Continual Strategy Renewal; Chapter 3 Strategy and a New Perspective on 'Fit': Directing Desire, Accommodating Fate, and a Catalyst for Transformation and Renewal; Chapter 4 Strategy in Teams: Empowering Teams as Business Leaders and Enablers of Continual Renewal; Chapter 5 Obtaining the Results You Deserve: Strategy Implementation in a Learning Organisation; Chapter 6 Sharing the Vision: Creating a Natural Law of Attraction; Chapter 7 Strategy as a Profession: Practitioners Working Together, Getting Results;
Introduction From Corporate Planners to Professional Strategy Practitioners; Chapter 1 Relevance Lost: Strategic Planning and a Lack of Certainty - a Loss of Value; Chapter 2 Relevance Regained; Reinventing Strategic Planning: A Programme of Continual Strategy Renewal; Chapter 3 Strategy and a New Perspective on 'Fit': Directing Desire, Accommodating Fate, and a Catalyst for Transformation and Renewal; Chapter 4 Strategy in Teams: Empowering Teams as Business Leaders and Enablers of Continual Renewal; Chapter 5 Obtaining the Results You Deserve: Strategy Implementation in a Learning Organisation; Chapter 6 Sharing the Vision: Creating a Natural Law of Attraction; Chapter 7 Strategy as a Profession: Practitioners Working Together, Getting Results;
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