Tighe, Steve
Rethinking Strategy: How to anticipate the future, slow down change, and improve decision making
Seize opportunity from uncertainty
What if you could use strategy to turn market volatility to your competitive advantage? Rethinking Strategy shows you how to anticipate and benefit from emerging market shifts and free your organisation from a cycle of disruption and response.
In this ground-breaking book, author and strategist Steve Tighe helps you use scenarios to envisage what your industry and organisation could look like in the future and prepare for what’s to come. Through detailed case studies and practical tools, this guide reveals how to make strategy development your organisation’s principal creative and learning activity.
- anticipate impending market shifts before they emerge
- slow down change by making the future familiar
- unlock the entrepreneurial talent that lies within your organisation
- mobilise an army of internal advocates to drive strategy execution
- embed foresight into your planning and innovation processes
Have you ever wondered how some companies seem to always be ahead of the curve while others struggle to keep up in today’s ever-changing competitive environment? With Rethinking Strategy, you’ll learn how to make better decisions and thrive alongside increasing competition and uncertainty.
Keywords: Business development; business strategy; entrepreneurship; market research; economic strategy; market forecasting; stock market strategy; strategic business consulting; business analysis; volatile markets; economic uncertainty; medium business strategy; large business market strategy; market differentiate; economic case studies; strategic design; medium business management; executive management; executive business strategy; global economic forecasting; global economic climate; economic development, Business & Management Special Topics, Business & Management Special Topics
- Author(s)
- Tighe, Steve
- Publisher
- John Wiley and Sons, Inc.
- Publication year
- 2019
- Language
- en
- Edition
- 1
- Page amount
- 320 pages
- Category
- Economy
- Format
- Ebook
- eISBN (ePUB)
- 9780730368373
- Printed ISBN
- 9780730368335