Deliver! (Review and Analysis of Champy's Book)
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This complete summary of the ideas from Jim Champy's book "Deliver!" explains that it is hard to find funding for new initiatives. Therefore, new businesses need to adopt models which allow them to outsmart competitors, engage customers more fully and operate in and then retool the basic day-to-day activities of their organisations in savvy ways.
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Deliver! by Jim Champy
Book Abstract
About the Author
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Summary of Deliver! (Jim Champy)
Book Abstract
MAIN IDEA
In the challenging economic climate which exists today, funding for major new initiatives is hard to find. To move ahead, companies need to adopt new business models which will allow them to outsmart competitors, engage customers more fully and operate in fundamentally different ways. The key to doing this is often hiding in plain view. Smart leaders are generating more sales by rethinking and then retooling the basic day-to-day activities of their organizations in savvy ways.
To deliver better results on an ongoing basis, keep on fine-tuning your business model to deliver more of what your customers want. Nothing else matters.
To prepare, I looked at hundreds of companies and interviewed dozens of business leaders. I was and remain convinced that great new business and management insights were coming not from academic ivory towers, but from companies themselves. Fresh ideas were fermenting in the heat and sweat of daily, on-the-ground competition. Interestingly, I found no single formula guaranteeing universal success. What I did find were dozens of ingenious solutions to everyday, every-company problems, solutions enabling organizations to keep delivering more. Much of this is about the grittiness of everyday execution.
– Jim Champy
About the Author
JIM CHAMPY introduced the reengineering revolution to the business lexicon. He is the coauthor (with Michael Hammer) of Reengineering the Corporation and the author or coauthor of Reengineering Management, X-Engineering the Corporation and Reengineering Health Care. He is also an experienced manager and business advisor. Mr. Champy is Chairman Emeritus of Dell Services Consulting Practice and serves on several private and public sector boards.
Jim Champy’s Web site is at www.JimChampy.com.
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