Joseph Lampel is a reader in management at the University of St. Andrews, Scotland. He is a founding member of the Institute for Research on Emergent Policy Processes and a senior research fellow of the International Project in the Management of Engineering and Construction.
Strategy making is considered the high point of managerial activity. But bombarded by fads and fixes, most managers have been groping blindly to get their arms around the proverbial elephant. Now...
Strategy making is considered the high point of managerial activity. But bombarded by fads and fixes, most managers have been groping blindly to get their arms around the proverbial elephant. Now...
"""This is a naughty book, a really cheeky little brat of a book which ought to be spanked soundly and sent to bed without any supper. Except that, if you did that, you would be missing out on a...
