Operational Leadership

Operational Leadership

Andrew Spanyi

Print Price: 
$25.00
E-book Price: 
$15.00
In Stock: 
August 28, 2010
Number of Pages: 
95
Print ISBN: 
978-1-60649-112-6
E-book ISBN: 
978-1-60649-113-3

Relying on concepts introduced by Dr. John Kotter, Dr. G. Rummler & Alan Brache, Dr. Tom Davenport, and Dr. Michael Hammer, this new book updates this body of knowledge and presents a framework for action in an easy to read, actionable format. It's an outstanding title that provides details on the demand for the new operational leadership mindset and paradigm which enables both breakthrough change and the discipline of continuous improvement in operations. This will involve not only the design of new work practices, but also the implementation and sustainability of fundamental change encompassing the complex interdependence of human, organizational, and technological factors.

In spite of the proliferation of various methods to improve operational performance, leaders have not become more adept in their roles due in part to a traditional functional bias. This book helps!!

From the Author: "With an adoption of Operational Leadership for an MBA course or an executive education program, I would be pleased to provide a mini case study for in-class use which would be based on one of the examples in the book. Instructors are invited to contact me at andrew [at] spanyi [dot] com for further details."

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Andrew Spanyi

Andrew Spanyi

Andrew Spanyi's work in the area of Business Process Management is recognized internationally. He has written two books on Process Management: More for Less: The Power of Process Management and Business Process Management is a Team Sport: Play It to Win! Andrew has delivered keynote speeches on process management principles at conferences in North America, Europe, Africa and Australia. He has published over 40 articles in a broad cross-section of magazines.