Description
"A masterpiece of clarity, with actionable strategy guidance for senior business executives and board members." Alain Verbeke, Fellow of the Royal Society of Canada, McCaig Research Chair, University of Calgary, Canada
"This book should become a basis for every MBA strategy course." Arie Y. Lewin, Professor Emeritus, Strategy and International Business. Fuqua School of Business, Duke University, USA
Whether in business, sports, politics, or in major personal decisions: whenever people compete or strive for progress, they need a clear strategy to reach their goals. Yet in a world that feels increasingly complex and unpredictable, it's often difficult to keep an overview. How do you ask the right questions? How do you sharpen your focus on what truly matters? How do you identify the path that fits you? And how do you cut through the confusion of countless possible strategies?
Thomas Hutzschenreuter, professor of Strategic and International Management at the Technical University of Munich and an experienced strategy coach, brings clarity to this challenge. His core message: there are a few strategy principles that reliably guide us, regardless of the situation.
In seven practical and proven principles, he shows how strategic thinking becomes simpler, clearer, and more effective.
Where you want to go, what you can influence, and what you should leave behind no longer need to be vague or overwhelming. With this book, the strategy expert demonstrates how you can achieve more with less-fully in line with how the human brain prefers to work: focused, energy-efficient, and with a sharp sense of direction.
Thomas Hutzschenreuter lehrt und forscht als Professor und Lehrstuhlinhaber an der Technischen Universität München. Er hat in führenden internationalen Zeitschriften publiziert, zahlreiche Preise gewonnen und war für führende große und mittelständische Unternehmen verschiedener Branchen tätig. Seine Klienten schätzen an ihm die bedingungslose Unabhängigkeit, die ungefärbte Ehrlichkeit sowie seine praktische Kreativität. Mit diesem Buch wendet er sich erstmals an ein breiteres Publikum von Praktikern, Machern und Umsetzern in Wirtschaft, Sport, Politik und Gesellschaft.
