December 2013
Intermediate to advanced
753 pages
18h 25m
English
This book focuses on a critical management issue: making strategy work or executing strategy effectively.
Theories and advice about the requisites of good planning and strategy formulation abound in management literature. A vast array of planning models and techniques has been paraded before managers over the years, and managers for the most part understand them and know how to use them effectively.
The problem with poor performance typically is not with planning, but with doing. That is, strategies often aren’t implemented successfully. Making strategy work is more difficult than strategy making. Sound plans flounder or die because of a lack of execution know-how. This book focuses on execution—the processes, ...
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