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Management Today - Volume 23, Issue 8, September 2007
Volume 23, Issue 8, September 2007
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The art of possibility : transforming professional and personal life
Author Ben ZanderSource: Management Today 23, pp 6 –8 (2007)More Less
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The HR value proposition : top ten things about organisations
Author Dave UlrichSource: Management Today 23, pp 14 –16 (2007)More Less
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Strategy : making clear cut choices about how to compete
Author Johan HoughSource: Management Today 23, pp 18 –22 (2007)More Less
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Strategy : the challenge of a world of change
Author Richard WeeksSource: Management Today 23, pp 24 –28 (2007)More Less
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Measuring quality loss : methodologies
Author David HutchinsSource: Management Today 23, pp 32 –33 (2007)More Less
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Putting together the quality puzzle : national survey
Author Tony GraySource: Management Today 23, pp 34 –35 (2007)More Less
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The yoga of strategy : creating total leadership
Author Rakesh SondhiSource: Management Today 23, pp 38 –40 (2007)More Less
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Tactics for waging the war for talent
Author Derek ShirleySource: Management Today 23, pp 41 –42 (2007)More Less
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Community - growing a sense of connectedness and engagement
Author Adriette OosthuizenSource: Management Today 23 (2007)More Less
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New managers have many challenges
Author Mel BrooksSource: Management Today 23, pp 44 –45 (2007)More Less
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Junk Mail : turning an industryon its head - and win
Author Felix ErkenSource: Management Today 23, pp 46 –47 (2007)More Less
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Success built to last
Authors: Jerry Porras, Stewart Emery and Mark ThompsonSource: Management Today 23, pp 48 –50 (2007)More Less
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MBA education at the crossroads
Author Mukul GuptaSource: Management Today 23, pp 52 –53 (2007)More Less
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Hofstede's work related values and an African university
Author Schalk TheronSource: Management Today 23, pp 54 –55 (2007)More LessAn Africa university expounding the four value systems of power distance, uncertainty avoidance, masculinity-femininity and individualism-collectivism with their embedded consequences may lead to the improvement of economic growth and the stability of governance. Scientific, economic and technological development in African terms may bring about truly collaborative effort to push Africa into the global market and thus became one of the dominant stakeholders.