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Stephen Bungay
The Art of Action
How Leaders Close the Gaps Between Plans, Actions and Results
Nicholas Brealey Publishing, 2011
Что внутри?
For brilliant strategic analysis, modern business leaders look back 100 years to von Clausewitz and von Moltke.
Recommendation
Both business activity and military campaigns involve high-level strategy, action plans, the deployment of resources, tactical execution and opponents to be bested – either your competitors in business or your army’s enemy. The similarities resonate through all aspects of business and military operations, including the details of logistics, recruitment and staffing. Business strategy consultant and military historian Stephen Bungay considers these parallels in his intriguing work on strategic business execution. getAbstract highly recommends his insightful reinterpreting of 19th-century tactics into 21st-century solutions to CEOs and their planning and operations staffs.
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About the Author
Stephen Bungay, an independent consultant and a noted historian, wrote The Most Dangerous Enemy: A History of the Battle of Britain. He is a director at London’s Ashridge Strategic Management Centre.
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