Chaotic management

Author: Peng Cheng et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Born in Baltimore, Maryland, USA, holds a Bachelor's and Master's degree in Civil Engineering from Monmouth University, an MBA and a PhD in Business Administration from Stanford University. He was a consultant at McKinsey & Company and currently runs his own management consulting firm while teaching at the Stanford Graduate School of Business. Over ten years ago, Tom Peters was just an ordinary consultant at McKinsey & Company. Later, he gained worldwide fame and rose to prominence after co-authoring the book "In Search of Excellence" with Robert Waterman, entering the ranks of world-class business consultants. Tom Peters holds management lectures and seminars worldwide every year. His speeches are passionate, insightful, sharp, and witty, deeply popular among corporate managers, commanding an appearance fee of $60,000. After statistical research, he was ranked as the third most popular author of management books in the world. Moreover, Tom Peters himself is considered one of the representatives of one of the six major management thought schools. This book presents the revolutionary management theory of chaotic management, proposing that successful competitors should act swiftly, gather information from the chaos, and quickly enter and exit markets. In this environment, the center of strategy is no longer product and market structure but the dynamic behavior of the company, winning in the midst of chaos.