Keeping strategy on track

Material type: Text

TextLanguage: English Publication details: Harvard Business Review Press, 2008Description: viii, 187 pages ; 21 cm.ISBN:

9781422114698

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Contents:

Introduction / Julia Kirby The Pitfalls of Parenting Mature Companies / John Strahinich-- Go Global-- or No? / Walter Kuemmerle-- Stick to the Core-- or Go for More? / Thomas J. Waite-- Growing for Broke / Paul Hemp-- Cross Selling or Cross Purposes? / Ford Harding-- A Rose by Any Other Name / Daniel B. Stone.--

Summary: 'Few management topics generate as much discussion - and disagreement - as strategy. Explore the key issues for yourself through this collection of the most popular Harvard Business Review cases on the topic: Do you really need to take your company global? If so, how and when?: Should you grow from the core - or expand into new markets?: Should you make that next acquisition - or are you 'growing for broke?': and How can you provide incentives for collaboration across teams?'--Jacket.

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'Few management topics generate as much discussion - and disagreement - as strategy. Explore the key issues for yourself through this collection of the most popular Harvard Business Review cases on the topic: Do you really need to take your company global? If so, how and when?: Should you grow from the core - or expand into new markets?: Should you make that next acquisition - or are you 'growing for broke?': and How can you provide incentives for collaboration across teams?'--Jacket.