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KINE 4293 Lecture Notes - Landmark Media Enterprises, Societas Europaea, Correlation Does Not Imply Causation

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Leaders typically fail to acknowledge that large-scale change can take years. The success of a given stage depends on the work done in prior stages. Empowering others to act on the vision 6. There is a corresponding pitfall for each stage in a change process. There are three stages of the change process: consolidating improvements, institutionalizing new approaches, and generating still more change. Half of all change efforts fail at the start. When 75% of management is genuinely convinced that the status quo is, in the words of the ceo of a. European company, more dangerous than launching into the unknown. Successful transformation efforts require a shared commitment to renewal by the chairman or president or general manager of the division, plus another 5-50 people. The chairman or president or general manager of the division, plus another 5-50 people, develop a shared commitment to renewal.

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In the last decades, the successful company creates customer value through three disciplines -- -operational excellence, customer intimacy, and product leadership. They normally compete in one out of the three and keep the rest two on the industry standards. And some companies can even compete in two out of the three.

Once you decide your focus area, it means the same that you already select your customer because choosing disciplines or choosing customers are the same thing.

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