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Good Strategy Bad Strategy: The Difference and Why It Matters Richard P. Rumelt
Publisher: Crown Publishing Group

This might interest readers (via Deanstalk.net) - Dick Rumelt last week at LSE presenting about his book good strategy/bad strategy: the difference and why it matters. The BC government's newly released natural gas strategy will increase greenhouse gas emissions and climate change, not reduce them, as claimed in British Columbia's Natural Gas Strategy, released on Friday February 3rd 2012. Most of all, everything strategy does is in the service of operational success. Teppo | Filed under: Uncategorized |1 Comment ». A good strategy enables you to work out what really matters and defines how to make it possible. There can never be “good strategy, but poor execution,” because assessing capabilities is a crucial component of strategy. A bad strategy differs from having no strategy by being based on the wrong assumptions or beliefs. Speaker(s): Professor Richard Rumelt Chair: Professor Gordon Barrass Recorded on 20 October 2011 in Sheikh Zayed Theatre, New Academic Building. These characteristics produce strategic attractors over the landscape, encouraging concentrations of human activity in certain locations and limiting the convenient or practical range and routes of travel. This might not matter if global warming was a slow, long-term concern, but most climate scientists say otherwise, pointing to the danger of critical tipping points beyond which the warming may be impossible to control. This, in turn, dictates the relative values of land As this stationary lifestyle and new energy-intensive industry quickly depleted local resources like firewood we needed to gather resources over increasingly great distances to meet demand.