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Creating Strategic Change: Designing the Flexible, High-Performing Organization by William A. Pasmore β€” book cover

Creating Strategic Change: Designing the Flexible, High-Performing Organization

by William A. Pasmore
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Synopsis

Pasmore has brought over 20 year's worth of expertise to this conceptually sophisticated yet practical guide concerned with organization design and change. Concentrates on implementation and how organizational planning and transformation efforts can improve performance productivity. Features extensive cases and examples developed by the author from his consulting work at enterprises like Proctor & Gamble, TRW, Goodyear, General Foods and other companies.

Publishers Weekly

The author, a business consultant and professor at Case Western Reserve, writes about two pivotal issues: change and its impact on leadership. He argues that managers must ``think systemically about change rather than trying to solve one problem at a time.'' His keyword for those trying to manage in today's environment of constant change is flexibility. Although Pasmore's coverage of managerial theories is useful, the book's strength rests on its treatment of technology as it relates to running a successful organization. This solid study, which features case histories from the author's consulting work with large corporations such as Procter & Gamble, Goodyear and General Foods, deepens our understanding of the importance of people in an evolving business environment. (May)

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Book Details

Published
April 1, 1994
Publisher
Wiley, John & Sons, Incorporated
Format
Hardcover
ISBN
9780471597292

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