books about: hypergrowth (strategies foundation)

books about: hypergrowth

books:

Stategies for Hypergrowth (Express Exec)
Roger Cartwright

Capstone, 2002

Fast track route to mastering and managing rapid growth Covers the key drivers of hypergrowth, from focussing intensely on customers and constant innovation to ensuring resources are in place and making sure you stay on track Examples and lessons from benchmark companies, including Cisco, Nike, Samsung and Airbus Industrie, and ideas from the smartest thinkers including Patricia Anslinger, Thomas Copeland, David Korten, ...

How to survive hypergrowth. (Campbell Services Inc. case study) (Company Profile): An article from: ...

Soft-letter, 1993

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Market Communism: The Institutional Foundation of China's Post-Mao Hyper-Growth

1 review
Lance L. P. Gore

Oxford University Press, USA, 1999

Market Communism has strength in theory but not evidence
Lance Gore's work synthesizes findings about Chinese political economy in the past ten years or so into a somewhat coherent framework. He argues that because local cadres have different mandates (provide public goods, get profit, maximize local economic growth) and because many economic powers have decentralized to the local level, local officials have used these powers (setting tax rates, ...

Hypergrowth: Applying the Success Formula of Today's Fastest Growing Companies
H. Skip Weitzen

Wiley, 1991

Examines the 15 most dynamic companies in America that have achieved, in a decade, spectacular growth surpassing one billion dollars in annual revenues. Extracts a pattern from such companies as Federal Express, Compaq, Wal-Mart and Liz Claiborne to derive a hypergrowth formula for the 90's. Topics include product selection based on market trends; funding; customer service; distribution; pitfalls; company vision; and more. Everything the reader ...

Big Change at Best Buy: Working Through Hypergrowth to Sustained Excellence

8 reviews
Elizabeth Gibson

Davies-Black Publishing, 2003

BIG Change at YOUR Company
Three interesting observations... 1) I'm surprised Best Buy management would allow these details to become public 2) I liked the way the consultants admitted they learned something, too 3) There are many paragraphs where one could change the name of the company from "Best Buy" to your company's name, and the text would apply to YOU.

Inside the Tornado: Strategies for Developing, Leveraging, and Surviving Hypergrowth Markets (Collins ...

37 reviews
Geoffrey A. Moore

Collins Business, 2004

WOW!
Granted I haven't yet read the predecessor to this book, Crossing the Chasm, but this is the best business book I have read focusing on the external aspects of business. Most business books focus internally - what you and/or your company needs to do. This book takes the approach that what one does has a dependency on what's going on with the market. The market, as defined in Crossing the ...