Winning in Chaos

Author: (USA) Tom Peters (Peters, T.)
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Publish Date: 2000-09-01
Features: Winning in Chaos: 45 Brilliant Prescriptions for Business Managers discusses a revolution—a necessary revolution in management theory. Winning in Chaos: 45 Brilliant Prescriptions for Business Managers starts from the current global economic landscape, where competition is increasingly fierce and complex, and vividly and profoundly explores the new characteristics and experiences of economic and various business development through numerous real-life facts and cases. The author also provides 45 business "prescriptions" for leaders of different types of enterprises. These prescriptions hold significant reference value for various enterprises in China undergoing economic reforms, and are particularly meaningful for the strategies China's products should adopt to enter the international market. Winning in Chaos: 45 Brilliant Prescriptions for Business Managers discusses a revolution—a necessary revolution in management theory. This revolution challenges the management knowledge we think we understand and occasionally challenges the traditional American approach of over a century. Fundamentally, the times demand flexibility and a spirit of embracing change, replacing our long-standing pursuit of mass production and large-scale marketing. "Winning in Chaos" means finding ways to deal with chaos, striving to overcome it. While success can be achieved in chaos, this attitude is overly passive and misses the point. The true goal should be to view chaos as inevitable and learn to seek development on top of chaos. The book starts from the current global economic landscape, where competition is increasingly fierce and complex, and vividly and profoundly explores the new characteristics and experiences of economic and various business development through numerous real-life facts and cases. The author provides 45 business "prescriptions" for leaders of different types of enterprises. These prescriptions hold significant reference value for various enterprises in China undergoing economic reforms, and are particularly meaningful for the strategies China's products should adopt to enter the international market.