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    Book Review of Making Innovation Work

    innovation by fighting organizational antibodies (from bureaucracy to not-invented-here syndrome) and leverage technology to design innovation process; and finally it touches on how to measure and reward innovation using incentives, designing measures. Overall opinion My overall impression about this book is it is insightful as well as practical. I like the way how the authors explained innovation using matrices, tables, figures, cases instead of plain theories so that readers could use the

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    The Blast of Centralia No 5

    The Blast in Centralia No.5 highlights multiple failures in Public Administration, on March 25, 1947; a deadly coal mine explosion rocked the calm, peaceful town of Centralia, IL. During World War II, this mine provided coal to the war effort. A charge ignited built-up coal dust and caused the explosion. This explosion should have come to a surprise, many public sector safety professionals from state and federal agencies knew of the hazards as a result of inspections, union complaints and letters

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    Can Brazil Become a Global Competitor in It Technology

    Mini Case Study p59-60 Wayland Baptist University – San Antonio International Management MGMT 5326-SA01 Dr. W. Chukwuma Achebe Richard D. Stephens Jr. September 6, 2013 Abstract As the world becomes increasing dependent on information technology (IT) products and services, the global IT services outsourcing industry has increased exponentially. Efforts to reduce costs and focus more on their core competencies have corporations outsourcing and offshoring many of

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    Plant Location

    a new country involves a lot of risk. Many entrepreneurs invest and risk their personal savings in their businesses. Regulations for new businesses vary across countries and in some cases the cost of business registration can become prohibitive. Starting a new business involves many hurdles, but excessive bureaucracy should not be one of them. POLITICAL STABILITY: Political trends can impact any level of society, be it individuals, families or organizations. Trends in policies set by government

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    Corruption and China’s Economic Reform in the Early 21st Century

    Corruption and China’s Economic Reform in the Early 21st Century by Gregory C. Chow, Princeton University CEPS Working Paper No. 116 October 2005 Acknowledgement: I would like to thank Steven Kou of Columbia University and Yan Shen of Peking University for helpful comments and the Center for Economic Policy Studies at Princeton University for financial support in the preparation of this paper. Abstract Past economic reform of the state sector in China consisted mainly of privatization

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    Rondell Data Corporation

    the fundamental assumptions shared about an organization’s values, beliefs, norms, symbols, language, rituals, and myths-all the expressive elements that give meaning to organizational membership and are accepted as guides to behavior. In the Rondell case, a strong culture had existed, but was now being replaced with subcultures. The subculture’s behaviors were incongruent with the overall

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    Swatch Strategic Analysis

    losses due to the use of old and outdated production processes whereas competitors incorporated latest technologies in their products. However, the CEO of ETA, Ernst Thomke, managed to turn things around by having the idea of bonding watch parts to the case which resulted in creating the world's thinnest watch. This innovation helped swatch to regain technological edge over its competitors. Threats: Other manufacturers incorporated advanced technologies in their products whereas swiss watch manufacturers

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    The Office of Strategy Management. Harvard Business Review, 72-80. Kaplan, R.S. Ve Norton, D. P. (2005). a Summary by Ogunmokun Oluwatobi

    The Office of Strategy Management. Harvard Business Review, 72-80. Kaplan, R.S. ve Norton, D. P. (2005). A Summary by Ogunmokun Oluwatobi (15500595) Introduction In many organizations, there is a disconnect between Strategy formulation and Strategy execution. This disconnects breeds a persistent gap between the ambition and the actual performance of these organizations. The statistics says it all. Seven out of eight global corporations fail to achieve profitable growth, though more than 90%

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    Level 5 Leadership

    Level 5 Leadership The Triumph of Humility and Fierce Resolve A] Verghese Kurien – called the “Father of White Revolution” in India – There are some amazing leaders around world who never cease to inspire me. After reading the article on Level – 5 leadership, one name that immediately came to my mind was of Varghese Kurien who revolutionized milk production in India. Humility + will = level 5 Verghese Kurien (1921 – 2012) was a leader of remarkable vision, creativity and compassion. He came to a

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    Anomic Communities

    Sylvia Rivera Urban Issues in a Global Context October 9, 2010 Extra Credit Assignment Anomic Communities An anomic community has no/ or does not take advantage of outside linkages, there is no sense of belonging to the community, and there is no tie to people within it. Rather, they are within the community for personal reasons and are independent of the community or people within it and the linkages outside of it. According to (Kirst-Ashman) “…an anomic neighborhood is dysfunctional

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