The Idea in Brief Some business problems--lackluster performance, escalating costs, interdepartmental conflict--persist no matter how hard companies try to fix them. Why? Most leaders impose top-down change tactics--importing outside experts or "best" practices, which never...
This year marked the 25th anniversary of Federal regulations prohibiting the further use of chlorofluorocarbon propellants in aerosol products manufactured and sold in the U.S. Despite this environmental achievement, 60 percent of Americans in a recent poll still believe that aerosol spray products,...
Richard Tanner Pascale came to prominence in the early 1980s at the time when Peters' and Waterman's In Search of Excellence, published in 1982, was aiming to redefine the route to corporate success. His Art of Japanese Management expounding the virtues of the McKinsey Seven S model (co-authored with Anthony...
COURTING THE NEW IN NEWYORK CITYNEW YORK CITY BALLETNEW YORK STATE THEATER, LINCOLN CENTERNEW YORK, NEW YORKMAY 1-JULY 1, 2001 Three better-than-average premieres highlighted the New York City Ballet's spring season. Variations Serieuses, by Christopher Wheeldon, the company's newly appointed resident choreographer, revealed once again his flair...
New theories suggest that tension and disequilibrium may be vital elements in the success and growth of organizations. An even more provocative thought is that nurturing and managing tension may actually help internal auditing to boost its status and reach its potential. MOST INTERNAL AUDIT...
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