Recently, some bestselling management books have focused on providing a recipe for greatness, while others have sought to unlock the secrets of long-term success. But a detailed analysis at the intersection of the two, one that explains how some companies manage to achieve repeated peaks of business performance, has been missing — until now.
Accenture’s Paul Nunes and Tim Breene have found that what matters is not just climbing your current S-curve, which is what you do to reach the top of a single successful business. Instead, they emphasize the equal importance of the moves you must make on the way to your next business; that is, making the jump to your future S-curve.
Jumping the S-Curve reveals crucial insights for making such transitions, including:
• Why traditional strategic planning won’t allow you to find the “big-enough†market insights that are critical to superior performance
• Why your top team must be refreshed before performance starts to wane
• Why you need much more talent than you think, especially “serious talent†that will find you worthy of their time
Filled with original practical advice, Jumping the S-Curve demystifies how companies can thrive with one successful business after another, through both good times and bad.
Jumping the S-Curve: How to Beat the Growth Cycle, Get on Top, and Stay There
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Author(s)Paul F. Nunes, Tim Breene
PublisherHarvard Business Review Press
ISBN / ASIN1422175588
ISBN-139781422175583
AvailabilityUsually ships in 24 hours
Sales Rank304,095
CategoryBusiness & Economics
MarketplaceUnited States 🇺🇸
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