Strategic Management

Author: Selznick
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This book will become an authoritative textbook on strategy, with a solid academic foundation that gives its recommendations on how businesses should formulate strategy full practical value. It is an excellent guide on the subject of strategy. This book is a fresh look at an extremely important topic, as the fundamentals of strategic management are often forgotten in the age of the internet. Selznick, Shepherd, and Porteron clarify the strategic principles obscured by organizational complexity. The framework provided by the authors is not only rich in content but also thought-provoking. This new strategic management book offers practical frameworks and concepts to help managers think strategically. With the help of contemporary economic and organizational theories, it creates a series of conceptual tools for those responsible for determining the direction of businesses and managing them. These tools will help managers better understand how factors such as the competitive environment, the company's position in the value chain, corporate capabilities, organizational design, and change capabilities affect corporate performance. The concepts proposed in this book lay the foundation for formulating operational strategies to guide internal decision-making and achieve long-term corporate goals.