Author: Peter Senge et al. / Zhang Xing et al.
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Publish Date: 2002-09-01
Features: In 1994, just before the Chinese edition of "The Fifth Discipline" was published, Peter Senge and four other authors collaborated to release "The Fifth Discipline Fieldbook," which delved deeper into the path of developing learning organizations and provided practical examples and tools for implementing the five disciplines. "The Fifth Discipline Fieldbook" can be seen as a sequel and extension of "The Fifth Discipline." In this book, Dr. Peter Senge, in the chapter "Continuing Forward—Strategic Thinking for Building Learning Organizations," introduced the essence of a "learning organization" as a "deep learning cycle" and designed the "triangular" structure of a "learning organization." By harmonizing the triangular organizational structure with the circular deep learning cycle, he formed a mutually reinforcing systemic loop, presenting us with the fundamental methods for establishing learning organizations. Throughout this book, actionable stories, methods, and tools are woven throughout the five disciplines required to build learning organizations. Real-world business management cases are used to illustrate the necessity of each discipline, making the content relatable to managers. The methods and tools summarized can even be directly adapted and implemented in enterprises, demonstrating significant practical application value.
Fifth Discipline: The Practice Part - Strategies and Methods for Creating a Learning Organization
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