Raamatus "Korratavus" hoiatavad konsultatsioonifirma Bain & Company partnerid Chris Zook ja James Allen, et keerukus on kasumliku kasvu hiiliv surm. Edukad ettevõtted jäävad püsima tänu sellele, et hoiavad ettevõttes kesksel kohal lihtsust. Nad ei hüppa ühe strateegia juurest teise juurde, pidevalt midagi muutes. Selle asemel arendavad nad "korratavat ärimudelit", mis võimaldab järjepidevat arengut ning pakub ettevõtetele võimaluse kiirelt kohaneda, takerdumata samal ajal keerukusse.
Olles uurinud mitme aasta jooksul enam kui kahtsadat ettevõtet, osutavad Zook ja Allen, kuidas mõned kogu maailmas tuntud ettevõtted ühendavad ettevõtte eristuvas mudelis kiiruse, kohanemisvõime ja lihtsuse, mis on neid viinud pikaks ajaks oma valdkonna tippu. Sellised ettevõtted on näiteks: Apple, IKEA, NIKE, Tetra Pak jt.
Tegevjuhid, partnerid, juhid ja investorid peaksid kõik seda raamatut lugema. See on uus teejuht ettevõtetele selle kohta, kuidas jõuda tippu ning sinna ka jääda.
Instead of calling this book "Repeatability", they should have just labelled it "Continuity": it's really not a huge surprising leap that continuously practising best practices over having only one inspired moment leads to the best results.
All of the points in the book are valid, and the case studies are well researches (the companies either seem either over-analysed in the literature or beyond esoteric); however, it's just hard to see the need for all of it. (Suggestions like continuing to encourage learning at all levels in your organisation is just common sense, for example.)
The most useful section is a page at the end of each chapter with a list of questions to ask yourself every few months.
Good book. Thought provoking. Not a book you can rush through. I found myself re-reading sections to fully grasp the concepts. There are only 6 chapters full of good content. Really recommend this book just give yourself time to read it and not rush it.
Um livro simples sobre gestão e liderança. Opções para definição de estratégia e criação de valor a médio prazo. Como todas as análises a diferença entre empresas é razoavelmente ténue mas o objetivo é provar a teoria dos autores. Apesar da evidência ténue, os princípios são úteis e suficientemente simples para nos fazer pensar.
This book will give you a practical lens to analyse a business before making strategic decisions.
The author proposes three design criteria for achieving long run business success: 1. A differentiated core business 2. A well communicated, static value system 3. A short and quick feed back look between the business-customer interface and management
Point #1 is critical because there must be a business case for growth; you need a way to make money that is not easily duplicated by competitors. #2 ensures that the entire organization is aware of the differentiated core and why it exists; this awareness prevents the business from inadvertently drifting towards sub-optimal business opportunities. #3 allows management to keep in touch with customer preferences and disposition towards the business, and also creates a context in which management can conduct experiments and react quickly to a changing business environment.
The authors make extensive use of business case studies to drive these points home, and back up the proposition with statistical evidence as well.
This book had no shortage of circumstantial evidence and research to back up their claims on how top companies grow their businesses. I think you'd be hard-pressed to find a book of its kind, outside of maybe one of their earlier books, on such a niche subject.
A wonderful book. The concept is sound and echoes a theme which sets business apart from each other. A well- written and meaningful book, for all managers