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Strategic
Factors: Develop and Measure Winning
Strategy
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by Graham Kenny
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This book introduces the Strategic Factor System,
fresh approach to developing and measuring
strategies for an organisation or business unit.
The book's
focus is
how to develop strategies for an organisation or
business unit and then track them via effective key
performance indicators (KPI's).
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Book
Features:
- streamlines
developing competitive strategy
- integrates,
as never before, strategic analysis, strategy
formulation and performance
measurement
- shows how to
gain a competitive edge
- demonstrates
how to design key performance indicators that
track strategic success
- is full of
actual examples drawn from all
industries:
- public and
private sectors
- service
and manufacturing industries
- profit and
non-profit organisations.
Target
Audience:
Managers and
their teams in all sectors:
- profit and
not-for-profit organisations;
- organisations
in the public and private sectors
- businesses in
service and manufacturing industries.
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Details:
- Incorporates
easy to follow steps
- Comprises
breakthrough methods
- Illustrated
via numerous case studies
- Contains a
glossary that defines all terms
- Has a
detailed index
- Includes an
annotated bibliography
- Beautifully
presented and easy to read
- Hard cover,
288 pages
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Book
Reviews:
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"...a
great book! ...a significant step forward
in strategic planning and performance
measurement."
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Peter
Russell
Partner
KPMG
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"A must
read for all business unit managers, CEOs
and others responsible for taking their
organizations forward ..."
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Professor
Alan Dunk
School of Business
University of Canberra
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"...a
very readable text that outlines the
essence of an integrated approach to
developing strategy."
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Professor
Ken Moores
School of Business
Bond University
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"...strategy
and outcomes are truly defined, linked and
measured."
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Lesley
Pinter
Human Resources Manager
SAP
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"...contains
practical advice that cuts through the
management speak and jargon"
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John
Minchin
Manager Business Risk and Policies
Hydro Tasmania
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