The field guide to the 6Ds : how to use the six disciplines to transform learning into business

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-- Notes -- 6.What does it take to be a product leader? How product leaders implement strategy -- The

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innovation: use better plans to build breakthroughs -- pt. 6. Fostering innovation: installing effective

Performance Measurement; 4. What is Stakeholder Value?; 5. Adding value for customers; 6. Adding value for

for program evaluation and performance monitoring -- 5. Applying qualitative evaluation methods -- 6

services -- 5.How productivity can remain unchanged despite major investments -- social security -- 6

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-- Making It Happen -- The Flight Crew -- References and Further Reading -- ch. 6 Focusing on "Knowing

-- Retirees -- Case Study: Iceland and the Credit Crisis -- How We Look Affects Our Value -- Notes -- ch. 6

growth regime; 6. Grafting the Tefal model: astonishing performance from an innovative start-up; Part III

different products -- Ch. 5. Management favors a full line. Marketing favors a narrow line -- Ch. 6

-- 4. A Review of the Literature Part 2 -- 5. Entrepreneur versus Owner-Manager -- 6. The Strategic

-- 6. Requirements analysis -- 7. Solution assessment & validation -- 8. Underlying competencies -- 9

? -- Ch. 5. What do real managers do to understand the environment? -- Ch. 6. Understanding and assessing

. The struggle of the self : identity dysfunctions in the contemporary workplace / Glen E. Kreiner -- 6

system I: the organizing framework -- 6. Design of a scorecard system II: other issues -- 7

's Four Levels of Evaluation -- 5. Phillips's Return-On-Investment Methodology -- 6. Brinkerhoff's Success

: searching for general principles -- 5. Work systems and the changing economics of production -- 6. Managing

change -- 5. Relational capabilities : drivers and implications -- 6. Acquisition-based dynamic

-- 4. Scenarios and strategic objectives -- 5. Strategic action plans -- 6. Critical success factors

STRUCTURAL DESIGN. 5. Strategy, Organization Design, and Effectiveness -- 6. Fundamentals of Organization

-- 4. Knowing your authentic self -- 5. Practicing your values and principles -- 6. What motivates you

PROCESS IN PLACE; CHAPTER 6 FOCUSING ON WHAT MATTERS MOST; CHAPTER 7 GETTING MORE AND BETTER IDEAS

knowledge management -- 6. Engaging knowledge management in strategic alliances -- 7. Engaging with customer

systemizing them -- 4. Three changes that shook the hierarchy -- 5. How big hierarchies cope with change -- 6

. Occupational subcultures -- 5. Ethnic and racial subcultures -- 6. Gender and generational subcultures -- 7

enlightened organizations -- Ch. 6. The heroic journey in organizations : designing the total experience.

model for personal situation-handling -- Ch. 6. Enterprise situation-handling -- Ch. 7. People

dead -- 4. Dare to be a person, not a position -- 5. Dare to connect -- 6. Dare to drive the dream -- 7

-- Ch. 4. Making ideas everyone's job -- Ch. 5. Putting the process in place -- Ch. 6. Focusing on what

-- Trends worth trillion$$$ II: boomer bonanza -- Part 6. New business new work : Making work matter: the

. Shared Services -- 6. Outsourcing -- 7. Use of IT -- 8. eHR Systems -- 9. Effectiveness of eHR Systems

. Leading a Balanced Life -- 4. Missions Motivate, Dollars Don't -- 5. Values Don't Lie -- 6. It's the

Future: The Emergence of Modern Scenario Techniques -- 6. Developing the Skills for Long-Term Survival

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and diagnosing the need for change -- 6. Recognising the need for change and starting the change

. Greenleaf / Joseph I. DiStefano -- 6. The Strategic Toughness of Servant-Leadership.

organizations -- pt. 5. The processes of organizations -- pt. 6. Developing organizational effectiveness.

assessment process -- 4. The design process -- 5. Approaches to specific design issues -- 6. Managing culture