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245 1 0 _aCollaborative Advantage
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_bHow Open Organizations Thrive in Volatility /
_cby Raphael Bömelburg, Oliver Gassmann.
250 _a1st ed. 2024.
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300 _aXIII, 199 p. 22 illus., 4 illus. in color.
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505 0 _a1. Managing in a hyper-VUCA world -- 2. Collaboration Analytics -- 3. Dynamics of Collaborative Innovation -- 4. Leading for Collaborative Innovation -- 5. Hyperscaling through Collaborations -- 6. Managing Growth Challenges through Collaborative Scaling -- 7. Leveraging Internal Collaborations for Transformation -- 8. Leveraging External Collaborations for Transformation.
520 _a“A must-read for every innovator and transformator!” - - Franziska Tschudi Sauber, President of the Board, Weidmann Group "Collaborative Advantage is packed with great examples and useful insights into innovating for the future. It is an essential guide for anyone interested in Open Innovation." - - Henry Chesbrough, author of Open Innovation, Professor UC Berkeley “In today’s dynamic markets, companies need to collaborate to have access to all assets and capabilities necessary to out-innovate competitors. However, to collaborate effectively is an organizational capability that needs to be build and nurtured. This book shows how.” - - Claudio Feser, Co-Founder Leadership Practice McKinsey & Company “Transformation is a necessity in the new business environment. Collaborative Advantage outlines how to do it in a sustainable way.” - - Marianne Janik, CEO Microsoft Germany The world is changing faster than ever before. Technological disruptions, AI, digital value chains, new ecosystems, and hyper competition are challenging companies. How can managers keep up with the speed of change? Dominant thinking has centered around the concept of ‘competitive advantage,’ - taught to generations of MBA students. But this is no longer enough. Instead, leaders have to think much more in terms of which networks and partnerships they can leverage in order to create and secure the future of their company. Collaborative advantage is the new imperative for the next decades. In this book, the authors analyze how exceptional leaders have not only survived but thrived in volatility by skillfully orchestrating agile collaborative networks with customers, partners and start-ups. In-depth case studies and personal reflections of these leaders provide you with actionable inspirations for your own practice. Underpinned with cutting edge research, it illustrates how these collaborations can be managed in a data-driven way. Raphael Boemelburg combines a PhD in Management with a degree in Psychology and international work experience in the technology sector to explore emerging business opportunities at the intersection of Psychology and Technology. Oliver Gassmann is Full Professor of Technology Management at the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland, and is recognized as one of the leading innovation scholars worldwide. He serves on the board member of several multinational companies.
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