 | Author | Title/Subject | |
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| Mintzberg, Henry | The Rise and Fall of Strategic Planning (Brochure quote) | |
| Mintzberg, Henry | The Rise and Fall of Strategic Planning (Ready. Fire. Aim) | |
| Peppers, Don & Martha Rogers | The One-to-One Future: Building relationships One Customer at a Time (Brochure quote) | |
| Quinn, Brian | Quote from "Strategic Planning R.I.P." (Brochure quote) | |
| Schrage, Michael | The Culture(s) of Prototyping (Brochure quote) | |
| Tichy, Noel & Stratford Sherman | Control Your Destiny or Someone Else Will (Brochure quote: Measurement) | |
| Watson, Hugh, etal. | Executive Information Systems (EIS Speed Targets) | |
 | Reengineering |
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| LaPlante, Alice | Rightsizing Angst (Chevron Shock Therapy) | |
| Strategic Planning |
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| Happ, Ed | What's Strategy? (Brochure quote) | |
| Mintzberg, Henry | The Rise and Fall of Strategic Planning (Brochure quote) | |
| Mintzberg, Henry | The Rise and Fall of Strategic Planning (Ready. Fire. Aim) | |
| Mintzberg, Henry | The Rise and Fall of Strategic Planning (Mintzberg Excerpt on the Failure of Strategic Planning) | |
| Quinn, Brian | Quote from "Strategic Planning R.I.P." (Brochure quote) | |
| Saint-Exupery, Antoine de | Goals and plans (A goal without a plan is just a wish) | |
| Twain, Mark | Quote on reading the future (Predicting the future) | |
| Strategy |
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| Carroll, Lewis | Alice's Adventures in Wonderland & Though the Looking Glass (Any road will get you there) | |
| Succession Planning |
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| Drucker, Peter | Management's New Paradigms (Drucker on Succession Planning) | |
| Reingold , Jennifer with Diane Brady | Brain Drain (Succession Planning) | |
| Teams |
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| Chet Huber | Detroit Muscle (Succeeding together) | |
| IW/Virtual Organization Inc. | Case Study: "How top management can help teams succeed" (Article: IW on Teams) | |
| Threads |
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| Birnbaum, Bill | Beginning Consulting (Management Consulting Thread) | |
| Time Management |
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| Happ, Ed | Perfection and Procrastination (Perfection and Procrastination) | |
| Saint-Exupery, Antoine de | Perfection and subtraction (Perfection is achieved... when there is nothing left to take away) | |