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The Growth Gamble

When Leaders Should Bet Big on New Business - and How They Can Avoid Expensive Failures

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Conventional wisdom tells us to try harder, be more innovative, take more risks - and almost every company tries. Only a tiny percentage of management teams settle for sticking to their core businesses and declining gracefully as their business matures. In reality, at least ninety percent of business attempts fail. Andrew Campbell and Robert Park's The Growth When Leaders Should Bet Big on New Business - and How They Can Avoid Expensive Failures gives managers an alternative. Instead of investing heavily in experimenting with new growth areas and developing an innovative culture, the authors advise managers to be far more selective and to invest in new business only when the opportunity has a high probability of success.

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The Growth Gamble, Andrew C. Campbell, Robert Park, Gary Hamel

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Erscheinungsdatum
2005
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Titel
The Growth Gamble
Untertitel
When Leaders Should Bet Big on New Business - and How They Can Avoid Expensive Failures
Sprache
Englisch
Erscheinungsdatum
2005
Einband
Hardcover
Seitenzahl
338
ISBN10
1904838049
ISBN13
9781904838043
Reihe
Schlagwörter
Beschreibung
Conventional wisdom tells us to try harder, be more innovative, take more risks - and almost every company tries. Only a tiny percentage of management teams settle for sticking to their core businesses and declining gracefully as their business matures. In reality, at least ninety percent of business attempts fail. Andrew Campbell and Robert Park's The Growth When Leaders Should Bet Big on New Business - and How They Can Avoid Expensive Failures gives managers an alternative. Instead of investing heavily in experimenting with new growth areas and developing an innovative culture, the authors advise managers to be far more selective and to invest in new business only when the opportunity has a high probability of success.