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The Circle of Innovation: You Can't Shrink Your Way to Greatness by Thomas J. Peters
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The Circle of Innovation: You Can't Shrink Your Way to Greatness

by Thomas J. Peters

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"In 1982, business guru Tom Peters co-authored In Search of Excellence, one of the most influential business guides of all time. More recently, through 400 seminars in 47 states and 22 countries, Peters reexamined, refined, and reinvented his views on innovation -- the #1 survival strategy, he asserts, for business of the next millennium.
The Circle of Innovation brings these seminars -- and Peters' contagious passion -- to the reader in a landmark book. Through bold graphics, astounding facts and figures, and quotes whose sources range from Emile Zola to Steve Jobs, Peters blows the lid off accepted management styles. Here is a book that will open your eyes to new ways of envisioning the challenges of today's world. Here, too, is a practical guide that will teach you how to:
-- reverse the rising tide of product and service ""commoditization"" and foster uniqueness.
-- capitalize on the skyrocketing purchasing power of women.
-- convert sluggish staff into vital centers of intellectual capital accumulation.
-- build systems of elegance and beauty.
-- liberate your creativity and individual leadership style.
Whether you manage a six-person department or a 60,000-body behemoth, The Circle of Innovation empowers you to transform your organization, your career, yourself. Inspiring, timely, this blueprint for success is pure Peters -- a handbook as energetic as it is profound."
  rajendran | Jun 25, 2006 |
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Whatever made you successful in the past won't in the future. -- Lew Platt, chairman and CEO, Hewlett-Packard
It's the end of the world as we know it. -- Peter Georgescu, chairman and CEO, Young & Rubicam
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For Susan * Donna * Ken * Sonny * Herb * Larry * Ian, Whose integrity and appetite for life epitomize the message of this book.
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Phil Daniels -- job, company unknown -- attended a seminar I presented in Sydney, Australia.
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EpigraphWhatever made you successful in the past won't in the future. -- Lew Platt, chairman and CEO, Hewlett-Packard, It's the end of the world as we know it. -- Peter Georgescu, chairman and CEO, Young & Rubicam
DedicationFor Susan * Donna * Ken * Sonny * Herb * Larry * Ian, Whose integrity and appetite for life epitomize the message of this book.
First wordsPhil Daniels -- job, company unknown -- attended a seminar I presented in Sydney, Australia.
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Business guru Tom Peters has been recognized for his originality and perception since coauthoring one of the most influential management books of all time: 1982's In Search of Excellence. Now, in his seventh work, The Circle of Innovation: You Can't Shrink Your Way to Greatness, he presents a provocative new vision for prospering in the "permanent state of flux" ruling today's business world. By juxtaposing short text passages and bold graphic images, Peters simply but passionately offers his prescription--perpetual innovation--in a nontraditional manner intended to foster individual interpretation. --Howard Rothman

(retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:58:23 -0400)

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