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Leadership and the Great Value Shift © : recognizing and responding to change in a changing world

Leadership and the Great Value Shift © : recognizing and responding to change in a changing world Purpose – To improve the capabilities of senior leadership and operational personnel to recognize internal and external changes that are, and will, impact the success of the organization. Design/methodology/approach – Observation, surveys, interviews and measurements. Findings – All organizations go through specific and measurable stages of value to their stakeholders, associates, departmental managers, and customers. This shift is driven by external environmental change more than changes internally. Practical implications – Organizational members will be better able to recognize and measure change to determine what resources are required to reinvent the entity. Originality/value – This is a completely new model based on earlier works of organizational life cycles. The paper segments the five distinct stages to better align leaders' and associates' planning capabilities. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png Business Strategy Series Emerald Publishing

Leadership and the Great Value Shift © : recognizing and responding to change in a changing world

Business Strategy Series , Volume 10 (4): 8 – Jul 3, 2009

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Publisher
Emerald Publishing
Copyright
Copyright © 2009 Emerald Group Publishing Limited. All rights reserved.
ISSN
1751-5637
DOI
10.1108/17515630910976361
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Abstract

Purpose – To improve the capabilities of senior leadership and operational personnel to recognize internal and external changes that are, and will, impact the success of the organization. Design/methodology/approach – Observation, surveys, interviews and measurements. Findings – All organizations go through specific and measurable stages of value to their stakeholders, associates, departmental managers, and customers. This shift is driven by external environmental change more than changes internally. Practical implications – Organizational members will be better able to recognize and measure change to determine what resources are required to reinvent the entity. Originality/value – This is a completely new model based on earlier works of organizational life cycles. The paper segments the five distinct stages to better align leaders' and associates' planning capabilities.

Journal

Business Strategy SeriesEmerald Publishing

Published: Jul 3, 2009

Keywords: Leadership; Change management; Value added

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