Managing Corporate Change

Managing Corporate Change

Christoph Lauterburg / Klaus Doppler

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Editorial:
Springer Nature B.V.
Año de edición:
2010
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Gestión: liderazgo y motivación
ISBN:
9783642087493
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Part I Scenario for the Future Chapter 1 Today’s Situation, Tommorrow’s Prospects 3 Warning Signals .................. . 3 Structural condition no. 1: reduced time resources 4 Structural condition no. 2: reduced financial resources 5 Structural condition no. 3: dramatic increase in complexity 8 The new challenges 11 Darwin rules ......................... . 18 Chapter 2 Organization: Design for Change 23 New tasks - new structures ... 23 The perfect model: the network . 24 Structural principle: process chains 24 Quantum leap to the third millennium 26 Wanted: motivation and identification 27 Corporate culture: five key factors 29 Survival strategy and safeguarding the future 31 Chapter 3 Leadership: the Manager’s New Role 33 Management yesterday - management tomorrow 33 Changing the emphasis 33 Management redefined ..... 34 A profession: manager of change 35 Profiling what’s needed for the future 38 Contenta r From dignitary to players’ coach ......... . 40 The strategic bottleneck in management capacity 42 Part II Designing Change: Basic Principles 45 Chapter 1 The (Psycho)Logical Basis For Failure 47 Cold start ............. . 47 All things good come from above . 49 The 'not invented here' syndrome 50 The wrong question ....... . 50 The solution is part of the problem 51 The human image and the organizational model 51 Outlining what’s needed and appealing for behavior to match 52 Playing it down - or the truth by installments 53 Dramatizing - or the business of fear ..... 53 Isolated solutions . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 54 Juggling with names - or the 'hidden agenda' 56 The credibility gap . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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