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Change

What are the organizational models best suited to its own strategy and its particuliar context? How to enable the company to evolve and adapt to changes in its environment?

Triggers

Triggers

Marshall Goldsmith

How can we block negative stimuli and reinforce positive stimuli in order to change our behavior successfully?

see an introduction to the book

The Silo Effect

The Silo Effect

Gillian Tett

What caracterizes siloed organizations and how can you manage to break down these silos?

see an introduction to the book

Team of Teams

Team of Teams

General Stanley McChrystal

How can you revive efficiency by breaking down silos in your organization? The former commander of the American Task Force in Iraq draws a parallel between his experience and business organizations that have been able to overcome the limitations of silos.

see an introduction to the book

Waste to Wealth

Waste to Wealth

Peter Lacy, Jakob Rutqvist

Why migrating to circular economy is an urgent need, and how to do so.

see an introduction to the book

Six Simple Rules

Six Simple Rules

Yves Morieux, Peter Tollman

How to have management practices in line with the present complex business environment?

see an introduction to the book

Big Data at Work

Big Data at Work

Thomas H. Davenport

What can business leaders concretely expect from Big Data and how can them deploy it in their organization?

see an introduction to the book

The Second Machine Age

The Second Machine Age

Erik Brynjolfsson, Andrew McAfee

A clear and stimulating picture of the opportunities created by the digital revolution.

see an introduction to the book

Take Command

Take Command

Jake Wood

How can you remain an efficient leader in situations of extreme tension?

see an introduction to the book

Négocier comme Churchill

Négocier comme Churchill

Yann Harlaut

Take inspiration from Winston Churchill's practices to negotiate more effectively in difficult situations.

see an introduction to the book

On Grief and Grieving

On Grief and Grieving

Elisabeth Kübler-Ross, David Kessler

The five steps through which people go when confronted with a mourning—and, more generally, any unwanted situation.

see an introduction to the book

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