Implementing strategic change : (Record no. 38037)

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Personal name Bevington, Tom
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Title Implementing strategic change :
Remainder of title managing processes and interfaces to develop a highly productive organization /
Statement of responsibility, etc. Tom Bevington and Danny Samson ; foreword by Don Argus.
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Place of publication, distribution, etc. London, UK ;
-- Philadelphia, PA :
Name of publisher, distributor, etc. Kogan Page,
Date of publication, distribution, etc. c2012.
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Extent xii, 233 p. ;
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Dimensions 24 cm.
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Bibliography, etc. note Includes bibliographical references and index.
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Formatted contents note Foreword; Preface --<br/>Introduction; Organizational impact of toxic interfaces; The failure of strategic change; Interfaces are not the problem; Best practice using interface mapping; Too good to be true?; How much will this cost?; Does it work in practice? --<br/>01 Business strategy - rigorous formulation, routine underachievement.<br/>Objectives; Introduction; Only half a solution?; Two parts to the strategy - an uncomfortable truth; A need for a change in thinking; Increasing criticality of managing interfaces; Undocumented interfacing activities make up over 50 per cent of routine work steps; Interfacing activities' invisibility; Interfacing activities and strategic impact; Century-old practices abound; Summary --<br/>02 Strategic outcomes from best-practice management principles.<br/>Objectives; Introduction; A complete set of management principles; Understanding the management principles; Link between best-practice principles and interfacing activity; Using principles to achieve staff and management alignment; Summary; Appendix --<br/>03 Making the change needs obvious - the critical role of interfacing activities.<br/>Objectives; How it all started; Exploring interfacing activity; Mapping reality - the paradox; Searching for an approach to mapping interfacing activity; Documenting what really happens; Importance of missing interfacing activities; Confidence from interfacing activity data; The management challenge quantified; Summary; Appendix --<br/>04 Interfacing activities, business strategy and business process innovation.<br/>Objectives; The need for strategic activity categorization; Relating value-added activities to a strategic framework; Support and core activities; Relationship between core activity and noise; Interfacing activity noise drives process innovation;<br/>Noise as an indicator of potential; Summary --<br/>05 Interface activity noise - the foundation of strategic change capability.<br/>Objective; The data; A huge opportunity; Outcome achievement; Situational dependency; Discretionary activity; Summary --<br/>06 Increasing performance. <br/>Objective; Continuous improvement or strategic process alignment?; Value revealed by interface mapping; Difficulties in addressing noise; Analysing noise drivers to achieve strategic outcomes; Summary --<br/>07 Organizational 'genomics' - strategic process analysis focused on implementation.<br/>Objectives; Introduction; Need for a new 'genomic' framework -<br/>summary; The real issue with interface mapping; Organizational 'genomics'; How interface mapping meets the need; Analysing and using interface mapped data; Strategically defining business process change; Summary --<br/>08 Principles by which leading organizations drive change.<br/>Objectives; Introduction; Need for the deployment culture management principles; Exploring the deployment culture management principles; Contrasting approaches; Multi-organization process management; Summary --<br/>09 Using interface mapping to deliver performance. <br/>Objectives; Introduction; Relationship between interfacing activities and the management principles; Installing the principles and aligning business processes; Conclusions --<br/>10 Staying on top: maintaining business outcomes.<br/>Objectives; Introduction; Common approaches to business process do not last; Continuous, strategic business process alignment; Interfacing activities continually change; Up-to-date interface maps; Essential features of an ongoing interface mapping programme; Month 1 deliverables; Determining change priorities strategically; Delivery of the required changes; Locking in the changes; The last step; Conclusions --<br/>11. Definitions and an example of an interfacing mapping tool.<br/>Definitions; Interface mapping tool,
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Organizational change
General subdivision Management.
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Organizational effectiveness.
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Strategic planning.
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Personal name Samson, Danny..
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    Dewey Decimal Classification   Available 658 General management The Emmaus Library The Emmaus Library Open Shelves 05/03/2014 Donated by Tabor (NSW) College library, 2014. 65.00 1 3 658.406/BEV 15059 30/09/2015 14/03/2014 1 50.00 05/03/2014 Book