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Julian Birkinshaw is Professor and Chair of Strategy & Entrepreneurship at LBS. He's a Fellow of the British Academy & holds PhD & MBA degrees. He was recently placed 39th on the global Thinkers 50 list of thought leaders in the field of management. Ken Mark is a businessman, entrepreneur, research & writer. He's written more than 100 case studies for use in MBA classrooms.



Table of Contents
  • PART ONE ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR
  • 1 Change management: Kotter’s eight-step model
  • 2 Cognitive biases in decision making
  • 3 Emotional intelligence
  • 4 Managing work groups: Belbin team roles
  • 5 Matrix management
  • 6 Mintzberg’s managerial roles
  • 7 Motivation: Theory X and Theory Y
  • 8 Negotiating techniques: BATNA
  • 9 Schein’s model of organisational culture
  • 10 360-degree assessment
  • PART TWO MARKETING
  • 11 Customer lifetime value
  • 12 Ethnographic market research
  • 13 Market orientation
  • 14 Multichannel marketing
  • 15 Met promoter score
  • 16 The 4Ps of marketing
  • 17 Pricing strategies: dynamic pricing
  • 18 Product life cycle
  • 19 Segmentation and personalised marketing
  • PART THREE STRATEGY AND ORGANISATION
  • 20 The ambidextrous organization
  • 21 The BCG growth-share matrix
  • 22 Blue ocean strategy
  • 23 Core competence and the resource-based view
  • 24 Corporate social responsibility: the triple bottom line
  • 25 Corporate strategy: parenting advantage
  • 26 Five forces analysis
  • 27 Game theory: the prisoner’s dilemma
  • 28 Generic strategies
  • 29 The McKinsey 7S framework
  • PART FOUR INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
  • 30 Brainstorming
  • 31 Design thinking
  • 32 Disruptive innovation
  • 33 Greiner’s growth model
  • 34 Open innovation
  • 35 The seven domains assessment model for entrepreneurs
  • 36 Stage/gate model for new product development
  • 37 Scenario planning
  • PART FIVE ACCOUNTING
  • 38 The accrual method in accounting
  • 39 Activity-based costing
  • 40 The balanced scorecard
  • 41 The DuPont identity
  • 42 Economic value added
  • 43 Ratio analysis
  • PART SIX FINANCE
  • 44 Black-Scholes options pricing model
  • 45 Bond valuation
  • 46 Capital asset pricing model
  • 47 Capital budgeting
  • 48 Modern portfolio theory
  • 49 Modigliani-Miller theorem
  • 50 Time value of money
  • 51 Valuing the firm
  • 52 Weighted average cost of capital
  • PART SEVEN OPERATIONS
  • 53 Agile development
  • 54

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      Publisher: Pearson Education
      Publication Date: 4/23/2015 12:00:00 AM
      ISBN13: 9781292081755, 978-1292081755
      ISBN10: 1292081759

      Description

      Book Synopsis

      Julian Birkinshaw is Professor and Chair of Strategy & Entrepreneurship at LBS. He's a Fellow of the British Academy & holds PhD & MBA degrees. He was recently placed 39th on the global Thinkers 50 list of thought leaders in the field of management. Ken Mark is a businessman, entrepreneur, research & writer. He's written more than 100 case studies for use in MBA classrooms.



      Table of Contents
      • PART ONE ORGANISATIONAL BEHAVIOUR
      • 1 Change management: Kotter’s eight-step model
      • 2 Cognitive biases in decision making
      • 3 Emotional intelligence
      • 4 Managing work groups: Belbin team roles
      • 5 Matrix management
      • 6 Mintzberg’s managerial roles
      • 7 Motivation: Theory X and Theory Y
      • 8 Negotiating techniques: BATNA
      • 9 Schein’s model of organisational culture
      • 10 360-degree assessment
      • PART TWO MARKETING
      • 11 Customer lifetime value
      • 12 Ethnographic market research
      • 13 Market orientation
      • 14 Multichannel marketing
      • 15 Met promoter score
      • 16 The 4Ps of marketing
      • 17 Pricing strategies: dynamic pricing
      • 18 Product life cycle
      • 19 Segmentation and personalised marketing
      • PART THREE STRATEGY AND ORGANISATION
      • 20 The ambidextrous organization
      • 21 The BCG growth-share matrix
      • 22 Blue ocean strategy
      • 23 Core competence and the resource-based view
      • 24 Corporate social responsibility: the triple bottom line
      • 25 Corporate strategy: parenting advantage
      • 26 Five forces analysis
      • 27 Game theory: the prisoner’s dilemma
      • 28 Generic strategies
      • 29 The McKinsey 7S framework
      • PART FOUR INNOVATION AND ENTREPRENEURSHIP
      • 30 Brainstorming
      • 31 Design thinking
      • 32 Disruptive innovation
      • 33 Greiner’s growth model
      • 34 Open innovation
      • 35 The seven domains assessment model for entrepreneurs
      • 36 Stage/gate model for new product development
      • 37 Scenario planning
      • PART FIVE ACCOUNTING
      • 38 The accrual method in accounting
      • 39 Activity-based costing
      • 40 The balanced scorecard
      • 41 The DuPont identity
      • 42 Economic value added
      • 43 Ratio analysis
      • PART SIX FINANCE
      • 44 Black-Scholes options pricing model
      • 45 Bond valuation
      • 46 Capital asset pricing model
      • 47 Capital budgeting
      • 48 Modern portfolio theory
      • 49 Modigliani-Miller theorem
      • 50 Time value of money
      • 51 Valuing the firm
      • 52 Weighted average cost of capital
      • PART SEVEN OPERATIONS
      • 53 Agile development
      • 54

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