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100			_aWoolridge, Adrian _927276
245			_aThe great disruption how business is coping with turbulent times _cAdrian Woolridge
260			_aLondon : _bEconomist _cc2015.
300			_a296 p. : _bill. ; _c22 cm.
520			_aBased around a compilation of his popular Schumpeter columns, Adrian Wooldridge takes a look at the forces that are disrupting today's fast-moving business world. The disruption has many causes: the internet's rapid spread; the challenge from emerging markets in innovation and manufacturing; clever management techniques that are forcing companies to rethink strategy; robots advancing from the factory floor into the service sector; and much more. These developments are shaking business and social life to its foundations, producing a new set of winners and losers, and forcing everyone to adapt and change. The Great Disruption explains - The forces that are disrupting today's business world and the management gurus that predicted them. - Who are the winners and the losers, and how institutions have tried (and often failed) to change? - How classic management problems, such as talent management, distribution, and outsourcing persist, but with a new twist. - What the future holds for companies, universities, competition, and society. It also reminds us why Joseph Schumpeter's ideas about creative destruction are particularly valuable today.
650			_aInnovation _99603
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