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Tag Archives: change
New Ten-Minute Video – Finding Islands of Profit in a Sea of Red Ink
In this 10-minute video, Finding Islands of Profit in a Sea of Red Ink, I discuss the enormous opportunities for profit generation today, the sweeping transformation currently occurring in business, and how managers can succeed in this new era. Here … read on
Posted in Leading for Profit
Tagged change, leadership, profit
The Missing Element in Large-scale Change
Large-scale change. Most managers view it as the ultimate management challenge. I remember when I wrote my Harvard Business School Working Knowledge column, “The Challenges of Paradigmatic Change.” The column went out on the Web on a Monday morning, and … read on
Posted in Leading for Profit
Tagged change, innovation, leadership, management, strategy
Why Do Mergers and Reorganizations Fail?
I’ll always remember the immortal words of Murray Smyth, at the time CFO of one of the largest subsidiaries of a major distribution and manufacturing company, “If we haven’t reorganized in the last six months, it’s because someone missed a … read on
Posted in Leading for Profit
Tagged change, leadership, management, mergers, reorganizations, strategy
