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Gefundene Buchautor*innen: Chris Bradley oder Eng K. Chew oder Marc Goedhart oder Petter Gottschalk oder Martin Hirt

1. 

   eng

   Bernard J. Jaworski / David E. Sprott

   The Soul of Strategy

   Building Customer Centric Organizations

   • Wiley John + Sons
   • 2025

   • Gebunden
   • 304 Seiten

   30,00€

   Etwa 7 Tage

2. 

   eng

   Tim Koller / Marc Goedhart …

   Valuation

   Measuring and Managing the Value of Companies

   • Wiley John + Sons
   • 2025

   • Gebunden

   98,50€

   Etwa 7 Tage

3. 

   eng

   Joanna Parsons

   Innovative Internal Communication

   How creativity, curiosity and technology can create lasting impact

   • Kogan Page
   • 2024

   • Taschenbuch

   43,50€

   Auf Lager

4. 

   eng

   Ben Horowitz

   What You Do Is Who You Are

   How to Create Your Business Culture

   • Harper Collins Publ. USA
   • 2019

   • Gebunden
   • 273 Seiten

   24,50€

   Auf Lager

   Horowitz, a leading venture capitalist, modern management expert, and _New York Times _-bestselling author, combines lessons both from history and fr…

5. 

   eng

   Chris Bradley / Martin Hirt …

   Strategy Beyond the Hockey Stick

   People, Probabilities, and Big Moves to Beat the Odds

   • Wiley John + Sons
   • 2018

   • Gebunden

   28,50€

   Auf Lager

   Beat the odds with a bold strategy We've all seen hockey stick business plans before. A future where results sail confidently upward, but with a dip …

6. 

   eng

   Eng K. Chew / Petter Gottschalk

   Knowledge Driven Service Innovation and Management

   IT Strategies for Business Alignment and Value Creation

   • Business Science Reference
   • 2012

   • Gebunden
   • 620 Seiten

   188,10€

   Auf Lager

7. 

   eng

   Klaus Spremann / Burkhard Schwenker

   Management Between Strategy and Finance

   The Four Seasons of Business

   • Springer Berlin Heidelberg
   • 2010

   • Taschenbuch
   • 340 Seiten

   53,49€

   Auf Lager

   Companies' decision-making and planning systems find themselves in a constant tug of war between strategic and financial considerations. The authors …