Items marked with the HBS shield ( "Giving the General New Orders," Dave Guilford; Automotive News, September 03, 2001. "More Power to Whom?" Michael Schrage; Fortune, July 23, 2001. "Soldiers Take Digital Battlefield," George I. Seffers; Federal Computer Week, March 19, 2001. "Rethinking the Internet," Michael J. Mandel and Robert D. Hof; Business Week, March 26, 2001. "Quality Improvement: A Front Line View," Judy Worrell; CEO Refresher, 2001. "An Executive Whose Time Has Gone," Diane Brady; Business Week, August, 2000. "Meeting the Challenge of Global Team Management," Ed ward F. McDonough III; Research Technology Management, Washington; July/Aug, 2000. "The Quality Curriculum of W. Edwards Deming," MIT Center for Advanced Educational Services, 2000. "Revamping the Corporation From the Inside Out," Gary Hamel; Business 2.0, September, 2000. |
Leading the Revolution, by Gary Hamel. HBSP, 2000. The Agenda: What Every Business Must Do to Dominate the Decade, by Michael Hammer. Crown Publishing Group, 2001. Leadership Ensemble: Lessons in Collaborative Management from the World's Only Conductorless Orchestra, by Harvey Seifter, Peter Economy. W.W. Norton & Company, 2001. Working Virtually: Managing the Human Element for Successful Virtual Teams and Organizations, by Trina Hoefling. Stylus Publishing, 2001. Unchained Value: The New Logic of Digital Business, by Mary J. Cronin. HBSP, 2000. Dr. Deming: The American Who Taught the Japanese about Quality,, by Rafael Aguayo, Designed by W. Edwards Deming. Simon & Schuster Trade Paperbacks, 1991. |
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