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The Innovator's Dilemma is the most influential strategy book of the past three decades. It is also the most misunderstood, the most misapplied, and — in certain crucial respects — the most incomplete.
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Andy Grove's "Only the Paranoid Survive" remains one of the most important strategy books ever written by a practising executive. Thirty years on, the framework is sharper than ever..
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Most Companies Don't Have a Strategy. They Have a List of Goals. Rumelt Explains the Difference.
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Bryce Hoffman's "American Icon" is not a business hagiography. It is a precise, reported account of how one outsider changed a culture that insiders had tried and failed to change for decades — and in doing so, saved a 103-year-old company from the bankruptcy that every expert said was inevitable.
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Boeing Versus Airbus appeared when Boeing seemed to be winning: the 787 Dreamliner was ascendant while the A380 struggled with delays and production chaos. Yet John Newhouse unknowingly documented many of the strategic and cultural weaknesses that would later define Boeing’s crisis.
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