Contributions

  • Froholdt, Morton. - Contributor
  • Poulfelt, Flemming. - Contributor

Publication

2009 - Routledge, New York, New York (State)

Language

English

Word Count

78,250 words, Guess

Page Count

313 pages

Identifiers

and 10 more
  • ISBN-100415805090
  • ISBN-100415805104
  • ISBN-100203873483
  • Library of Congress Control Number2009015688
  • OCLC Control Number520936338
  • OCLC Control Number320350193
  • Better World Books9780415805094
  • Better World Books9780415805100
  • Better World Books9780203873489
  • Open LibraryOL23217880M

Classifications

  • DDC658.4/012
  • LCCHD30.28 .A515 2009
  • LCCHD30.28.A515 2009
and 3 more
  • LCCHD30.28 .A515 2010
  • LCCHD30.28.A515 2010
  • LCCHD30.28 .A515 2010eb

Description

Why is it that many companies meticulously following recipes on management and strategy fail? Why is that some companies achieve a higher return on strategy than others? This book provides an overview of contemporary strategy literature and recipes brushed up with a view to identifying explanations as to how they have seldom worked as intended. One reason rests on the fact that recipes do not take the "X-factor" into account. With the "X-factor" as the starting point the book examines a sample of 50 global companies, some of which have achieved a remarkably high return on strategy while others failed.--[book jacket].

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