Executing Your Business Transformation: How to Engage Sweeping Change Without Killing Yourself Or Your Business - Hardcover

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Mark I. Morgan is CEO of StratEx Advisors, Inc., and lead author of Executing Your Strategy. He has thirty?-plus years of industry experience in business start-ups, business development, management, leadership, and project, program, and portfolio management. Andrew B. Cole is vice president of human resources at A123 Systems. He is former senior vice president and director of human resources at APC and senior vice president of human resources for the CPAC Division of Schneider Electric. David R. Johnson is senior vice president of home and business at APC. He also served as senior vice president of worldwide sales at APC where he led a team of more than 2,000 people. Robert J. Johnson is vice president of enterprise solutions at A123 Systems and former CEO and president of North America for APC.

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TODAY'S MARKETPLACE requires that businesses maintain excellent relationships with their customer base while offering a greater range of options—often combining services with traditional product offerings. While many organizations enthusiastically attempt to undergo transformations to accomplish this and other major changes, they are often frustrated with the results.

Executing Your Business Transformation provides valuable guidance for companies contemplating mergers, acquisitions, or major restructurings of their business models. This important resource is based on the expert authors' decades of experience dealing with major business transformations and offers an illustrative set of lessons gained from the authors' wide range of experiences.

Some of the unorthodox and yet highly valuable lessons in the book include Your customers are always right, except when they aren't; What got you here may kill you there; There is no strategy if nobody knows what to do; Consultants are not an excuse for not knowing your business; Yesterday's leadership skills may prevent tomorrow's success; and Transforming strategy requires more than expensive software.

With keen insight and rare candor, Executing Your Business Transformation provides thoughtful advice to any leader who understands that the strengths of today's company will not translate into the results of tomorrow.

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Today's marketplace requires that businesses maintain excellent relationships with their customer base while offering a greater range of options?often combining services with traditional product offerings. While many organizations enthusiastically attempt to undergo transformations to accomplish this and other major changes, they are often frustrated with the results.

Executing Your Business Transformation provides valuable guidance for companies contemplating mergers, acquisitions, or major restructurings of their business models. This important resource is based on the expert authors' decades of experience dealing with major business transformations and offers an illustrative set of lessons gained from the authors' wide range of experiences.

Some of the unorthodox and yet highly valuable lessons in the book include Your customers are always right, except when they aren't; What got you here may kill you there; There is no strategy if nobody knows what to do; Consultants are not an excuse for not knowing your business; Yesterday's leadership skills may prevent tomorrow's success; and Transforming strategy requires more than expensive software.

With keen insight and rare candor, Executing Your Business Transformation provides thoughtful advice to any leader who understands that the strengths of today's company will not translate into the results of tomorrow.