The ability to successfully manage change is an essential part of business. It is a skill that is much valued by employers and it is therefore one of the most commonly delivered courses. This book helps you to understand three key activities for managing change: diagnosing, expl…
"Critical insight from the man Fortune called "the world's leading expert on business strategy"About the only thing a leader can be sure of is that what worked yesterday is unlikely to work today, let alone tomorrow. Never before have businesses faced a more fractured, contentio…
Market-leading ORGANIZATION DEVELOPMENT AND CHANGE, 10th Edition blends rigor and relevance in a comprehensive and clear presentation. The authors work from a strong theoretical foundation to describe, in practical terms, how behavioral science knowledge can be used to develop o…
This book blends rigor and relevance in a comprehensive and clear presentation. The authors work from a strong theoretical foundation to describe, in practical terms, how behavioral science knowledge can be used to develop organizational strategies, structures, and processes.
by Kanter, Rosabeth Moss, Stein, Barry, Jick, Todd
Why are some organizations, such as Google, Toyota and Xerox, so successful, while others seem destined to fail? The answer lies in how they manage change. New technology and regulations, blurred organizational boundaries, and an increasingly globalized workforce present opportu…
Cover -- Title Page -- Copyright -- Acknowledgements -- Introduction -- Notes -- 1 The Long Downturn -- The End of the Postwar Exception -- The Dot-com Boom and Bust -- The Crisis of 2008 -- Conclusion -- Notes -- 2 Platform Capitalism -- Advertising Platforms -- Cloud Platforms…
Harvard professor Clayton M. Christensen demonstrates in the most revolutionary business hook in years why outstanding companies that did everything right -- were in tune with the competition, listened to customers, and invested aggressively in new technologies -- still lost the…
"Leading Digital makes the provocative argument that the next imminent phase of digital technology adoption - driven by the convergence of mobility, analytics, social media, cloud computing, and embedded devices - will make everything that's happened so far look like a prelude. …
