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BIG Ideas to BIG Results: Remake and Recharge Your Company, Fast

2010-04-18 
基本信息·出版社:Financial Times/ Prentice Hall ·页码:256 页 ·出版日期:2008年02月 ·ISBN:0132344785 ·条形码:9780132344784 ·装帧:精装 ...
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 BIG Ideas to BIG Results: Remake and Recharge Your Company, Fast


基本信息·出版社:Financial Times/ Prentice Hall
·页码:256 页
·出版日期:2008年02月
·ISBN:0132344785
·条形码:9780132344784
·装帧:精装
·正文语种:英语

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 “This book is a must read for leaders building focused and strategically driven businesses. Mike and Bob, the knowledge practice leaders in transformation leadership, here provide important insights for managers who aspire to impact the direction of their organizations.”

–John W. Spiegel, Chairman, S1 Corporation, and Former Vice Chairman and

Chief Financial Officer, SunTrust Banks, Inc.

 

“BIG Ideas to BIG Results is Must Reading. Mike and Robert have honed the Accelerated Corporate Transformation Process based on innovative thinking and extensive real world corporate transformation experience.” 

–Sam Araki, CEO, ST-Infonox, and Former President, Lockheed-Martin Missiles and Space

 

“Kanazawa and Miles provide you with a roadmap for success. They show you how to keep it simple, communicate the vision, and execute all levels of the organization.” 

–Peter L. Lynch, Chairman, CEO, and President, Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc.

 

“I really like the frank, plain talking, honest approach. Many of the points Mike and Bob make match my experiences so I found myself smiling a lot as I read through the chapters. I would recommend this book to the CEOs I work with.”

–Kevin Compton, Partner, Kleiner Perkins Caufield & Byers

 

A No-Nonsense, Step-by-Step, Results-Driven Approach to Driving Business Transformation and Breakthrough Performance

 

Why do most corporations fail to achieve breakthrough performance? They make things too complex. They clutter it with jargon and confusion. They dither on the launch pad. They hire too many consultants, chase after too many fads. It doesn’t have to be that complicated. Whatever your goal, whatever your role, Michael T. Kanazawa and Robert H. Miles introduce a simple, practical, 100% results- driven approach that works. Drawing on their experience working with hundreds of senior executives, they show how to align your organization behind just a few core initiatives; bias your people toward speed; create leaders at every level; and achieve traction and accountability in all facets of execution. You’ll learn how to engage people instead of frustrating them, and harness their energy instead of wasting it. Whether you’re executing a new initiative, entering a new market, or attempting to transform your entire enterprise, this book will help you find the right path, clear the obstacles, and get there–surely and quickly.

 

Today’s companies recognize that they must constantly improve at every level, from frontline customer-facing functions to enterprise-wide strategy. They must execute bold new strategic initiatives more effectively... integrate and align acquisitions more quickly...and accelerate and sustain growth in the face of unprecedented competition. But wherever business transformation and breakthrough performance must occur, many of the challenges are the same.

 

Now, there’s a breakthrough methodology for overcoming these challenges. In BIG Ideas to BIG Results, Michael T. Kanazawa and Robert H. Miles introduce the Accelerated Corporate Transformation (ACT) methodology: A simple, no-nonsense process that is grounded in reality, inclusive of people, and 100% results-oriented.

 

Drawing on over twenty years refining and applying ACT, initially at Harvard Business School and then in leading enterprises, Kanazawa and Miles identify crucial steps to success, as well as practical solutions to the inevitable roadblocks you’ll face. Their #1 insight: Many obstacles stem from managers making situations and decisions more complex than they really are, and taking too much time to get ready. ACT strips away complexity and indecision, helping you move far more rapidly and predictably from strategy development through execution. Designed by leaders for leaders, this book will help you execute more rapidly and lead more effectively, to achieve breakthrough performance at any level, in any function, in any organization.

Step-by-step, leader-driven techniques that work—simply and quickly
Business transformation and breakthrough performance without the confusion and complexityWhat leaders must know—and do—to succeed
Making it happen from the inside out—without hordes of consultantsConquer “corporate gridlock” at last
Stay focused on what really matters, instead of bouncing from one initiative to the nextRapidly engage the full organization...
...to power up leadership at every level

www.bigideastobigresults.com

 


作者简介

Michael T. Kanazawa, chief executive officer of Dissero Partners, is a business advisor, author, and speaker. Michael serves as a business advisor to executives on the topics of corporate transformation, strategy, business execution, and leadership. Previously, he built the technology and innovation practice at a premier consulting firm that spun off from the Boston Consulting Group. With a blend of operating experience at Fortune 500 companies and collaboration on the development of the Accelerated Corporate Transformation (ACT) process, he brings a practical approach to driving breakthrough growth to his clients. He has worked with organizations including Silicon Valley start-ups, private equity investors and global corporations, such as AT&T, Anadigics, Intel, PG&E, Schlumberger, Symantec, and Verizon.

 

Robert H. Miles, Ph.D., chairman of Dissero Partners, is a thought and practice leader in the fields of corporate transformation and executive leadership. He also serves as chairman of Galloway Consulting and president of Corporate Transformation Resources. Miles was a faculty member at the Yale School of Management and later at Harvard Business School, where he chaired the innovative program for CEOs, division presidents, and their teams that generated the initial insights for the ACT methodology. He has authored several books on his intensive support of corporate transformations at over twenty-five companies, including Corporate Comeback and Leading Corporate Transformation.


编辑推荐 From Publishers Weekly
It takes more than a vision to launch a successful corporate strategy. It takes engagement on the part of employees at all levels. Establishing such engagement is at the heart of this punchy, dynamic book by Kanazawa and Miles—the CEO and chairman, respectively, of Dissero Partners, a strategic advisory firm. Fewer than half of employees, according to a quoted poll, understand their company's strategic goals and only 43% think there is ever any follow-through on planned strategy shifts. This is why, the authors assert, so many corporate initiatives fail. After seeing the process break down countless times, Kanazawa and Miles developed a step-by-step guide to harnessing the energy that companies usually waste when introducing initiatives. By creating more of a buy-in throughout the organization and ensuring execution through accountability, employees become committed to company goals, they claim. Their clear and hands-on approach is useful for anyone whose livelihood is tied to the successful execution of business initiatives. (Mar.)
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Review
"A recently released book, titled BIG Ideas to BIG Results: Remake and Recharge Your Company, Fast, states that the reason corporate initiatives fail is because they are too complex and instead promotes a simple, practical approach." - Chief Learning Officer Magazine, March 31, 2008 "The authors also caution leaders about what to avoid when launching a new initiative. One typical half-hearted commitment is the dreaded "pilot" project--a feel-good initiative that allows individuals or departments resistant to change to delay their participation in a new initiative. Executives must root out lingering opposition early and demand that any nonurgent work that could compete with the new project be shelved temporarily." - T+D Magazine, April 2008 "Michael Kanazawa, CEO of Dissero Partners and Robert Miles, chairman of Dissero, outline a step-by-step approach to driving business transformation and performance. The solution? In a word, simplify." - Consulting Magazine, March/April 2008 "Michael Kanazawa knows a thing or two about dysfunctional companies. After all, he used to work in a cubicle down the hall from Scott Adams, creator of the comic strip "Dilbert." This book shares the technique they teach for corporate change. It's called ACT, or Accelerated Corporate Transformation." - Triangle Business Journal, March 7, 2008

Review

“A recently released book, titled BIG Ideas to BIG Results: Remake and Recharge Your Company, Fast, states that the reason corporate initiatives fail is because they are too complex and instead promotes a simple, practical approach.”

                                                        - Chief Learning Officer Magazine, March 31, 2008

 

“The authors also caution leaders about what to avoid when launching a new initiative. One typical half-hearted commitment is the dreaded “pilot” project–a feel-good initiative that allows individuals or departments resistant to change to delay their participation in a new initiative. Executives must root out lingering opposition early and demand that any nonurgent work that could compete with the new project be shelved temporarily.” 

                                                                - T+D Magazine, April 2008

 

“Michael Kanazawa, CEO of Dissero Partners and Robert Miles, chairman of Dissero, outline a step-by-step approach to driving business transformation and performance. The solution? In a word, simplify.”

                                                - Consulting Magazine, March/April 2008

 

“Michael Kanazawa knows a thing or two about dysfunctional companies. After all, he used to work in a cubicle down the hall from Scott Adams, creator of the comic strip "Dilbert." This book shares the technique they teach for corporate change. It's called ACT, or Accelerated Corporate Transformation.”

                                                - Triangle Business Journal, March 7, 2008



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