• The Search for Life After Planning

  • How to Build Strategies That Get Implemented
  • By: John R. Berthold
  • Narrated by: John R. Berthold
  • Length: 47 mins
  • 2.7 out of 5 stars (3 ratings)

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By: John R. Berthold
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The traditional approach to strategic planning is dead. It used to be that plans were produced on paper, placed in the bottom of a drawer, and never seen again. Now, there is a new method that focuses on strategic thinking and strategic implementation. John Berthold, president of a management consulting firm that specializes in strategy development and implementation, stresses the importance of a strategy that results in improved teamwork. Such a plan assures organizational alignment and in turn leads to more effective implementation, says Berthold. He also gives tools for reviewing progress, making course corrections, and delivering results.

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Dry as toast

very tough to follow this dry presentation, expecially without the benefit of the overheads he's referring to. Save your credits - this one's a waste.

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