March 22, 2016
by Dagmar
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During my readings I came across two very different quotas about the problem with strategy and boxes or categories. Strategic thinking and mental boxes are two things that don’t fit together very well. There is the problem that we are … Continue reading
October 29, 2014
by Dagmar
Comments Off on Interesting Link: The contemporary relevance of Japanese management practices
Japanese Management 20 years on is an executive briefing paper from the Advanced Institute of Management Research. The abstract for this paper says: This report discusses the contemporary relevance of Japanese management practices to managers, policymakers and academic researchers. In … Continue reading
September 29, 2014
by Oliver
Comments Off on Strategy and execution – current findings
In the field of strategy a lot of research and analysis has been undertaken in the last couple of years. Having this in mind I was looking for some research results which would indicate whether “things” have improved. Strategic planning … Continue reading
October 30, 2006
by Dagmar
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The probably most common way to develop strategies is to ask (and hopefully answer) questions like: Which products do we want to offer? In which markets? How are we going to do that? Do we want to do that on … Continue reading