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Binding: PaperbackDewey Decimal Number: 658.8 EAN: 9781742169378 ISBN: 1742169376 Label: Wrightbooks Manufacturer: Wrightbooks Number Of Items: 1 Number Of Pages: 200 Publication Date: March 31, 2009 Publisher: Wrightbooks Studio: Wrightbooks Related Items:
Editorial Review: Product Description: Recessions -- there may not be anything we can do to stop them, but we have plenty of choices when it comes to our response. During a recession too much time can be spent trying to guess what impact it may have, while too little time is spent exploring the strategic options available. Survive, Exploit, Disrupt addresses the need for companies to shift their strategic thinking during an economic downturn. As trends change and consumer behaviour becomes less predictable, companies that triumph over economic downturn fall into three categories: survivors, exploiters and disrupters. This book shows executives how to navigate their way through the many challenges a recession represents for their business, and capitalise on the opportunities these periods of upheaval present. Inside you’ll discover:
The result is a solid basis for recession-proof strategy that companies can implement to ensure that they survive the tough times. Average Rating:
![]() Rating: - Good long-term viewPretty much everything else I've read about the recession focuses on just how to hang in there, but this book looks at how a company can go beyond that to actually improve its competitive position, both during the recession and when it's over. There's a good discussion about how to ensure that survival strategies adopted during the recession don't damage the company in the long-term, and how important it is to respond as the recession comes to an end. Pretty important reading for anyone looking to ... Read More Rating: - It looks beyond today's problemsPretty much everything else I've read about the recession focuses on just how to survive, but this book discusses how a company can go beyond that to actually strengthen its competitive position, both during the recession and when it's over. There's a good discussion about how to ensure that survival strategies adopted during the recession don't damage the company in the long-term, and how important it is to respond as the recession comes to an end. A significant book for anyone looking to protect ... Read More |