Management Models for the Future

Jan Jonker; Jacob Kjær Eskildsen

Management Models for the Future

Jan Jonker (Editor), Jacob Kjær Eskildsen (Editor)

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It is evident that many organisations are in need of renovation, innovation and reinvigoration. Longstanding business paradigms and underpinning practices require critical reflection in the light of fundamental societal and business developments. Some companies are addressing these challenges, many companies are not. New functional requirements often seem to be in conflict, such as transparency, stock market performance, sustainability, innovation, responsibility, time to market, stakeholders, business rationalisation and many others. These requirements force business to revise its management model. The time is right to demonstrate how the business enterprise can be re-conceptualised, and what the challenges are of fundamental strategic choices in organising a sustainable business proposition. This book presents ten cases of organisations which have developed a management model that leads the organisation into the future.

Original language	English

Place of publication	Heidelberg
Publisher	Springer
Number of pages	210
ISBN (Print)	978-3-540-71450-7
ISBN (Electronic)	978-3-540-71451-4
Publication status	Published - 2009

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