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Chief Strategy Officer: Process Owner, Advisor, Consultant, Monitor, Evaluator, First Mate etc.

January 30, 2009

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Innovative Tools for Change Strategy Execution by Patrick Seaton

January 03, 2009

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Half Truths About Customers During Strategy Formulation

December 26, 2008

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A Strategy Bleeds to Death : Hundreds of Mutinies, Thousands of Cuts

December 24, 2008

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Role of Strategy Execution Team : Be a 'Black Hat', Devil's Advocate, Bad News Messenger

December 17, 2008

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Simple Messages Drive Great Strategy Execution

December 13, 2008

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The Licence to to Kill a Bad Strategy

December 11, 2008

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Strategy Execution: Case Study of VNC , South India

December 03, 2008

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Strategy Execution Process : Competency Mapping & Development

December 02, 2008

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Office for Strategy Execution

December 01, 2008

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Commissions are for cowards. Real test of digital marketing implementation is 'Pay for Performance'

November 26, 2008

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Why Simplicity Fails to Impress. Why 'The Impressive' Fails

November 26, 2008

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Love them or hate them, but you have to respect the Chinese Execution Skills. Beijing Olympics, caslets of Bird's Nest & Project119

November 17, 2008

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Akbar, was a really powerful king. He had an empire that extended from the mountains of Hindu-Kush to the Bay of Bengal. As an emperor he had the sheer might to crush his opponents, to smash their kingdom into rubble. Like they do ‘a hostile’ (takeover) these days. Akbar, however, preferred to integrate. He married into the Rajputs , his fiercest & most tenacious opponents. His favoured queen was a Rajput queen Jodhabai. He gave Rajputs a lot of respect, important jobs in the army and bestowed on them a lot of honours. It was a wise thing to do. While Akbar was an uncontested Emperor, the Rajputs remained kings of their small kingdoms. So while Akbar had a vast empire he saved a lot of his time from martial pursuits. Instead he worked on pursuits of a different kind like ideating about a new religion. History teaches us that takeovers in the Indian context are never clean. It is not as if somebody is selling his company, because the company will be better off with

Matthew Willcox on How Context is Everything, Why Context in Important for Media Placement & Selection & How It Affects Consumer Choice

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