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OpenSpace Beta: A handbook for organizational transformation in just 90 days
The practical guide to making the Beta organization happen. Anywhere - in just a few months. Sounds impossible? It isn´t anymore! This handbook spells out an all-hands, high-engagement approach to organizational transformation that is suitable for any kind of company - regardless of size, age, country/culture, legal form and industry! So obvious and yet groundbreaking, this is the way to make the Beta organization happen. Anywhere. Fast.
Book Details
- Publisher: Betacodex Press
- Publish Date: Sep 20th, 2018
- Pages: 150
- Language: English
- Edition: Revised and Upd - 0002
- Dimensions: 8.50in - 5.50in - 0.41in - 0.53lb
- EAN: 9780991537662
- Categories: • Organizational Development• Leadership• Management - General
Praise for this book
"OpenSpace Beta follows such a clear system and is so coherent in structure that one quickly doesn't just believe that organizational transformation in 90 days is possible. One also begins to wonder whether all those 90 days will really be necessary." KND book review
"OpenSpace Beta is extremely exciting. Very well thought-out. And it carries a big promise." Winfried Kretschmer, changeX
"This is a high-potential approach and OpenSpace Beta is a book recommendation for anyone who wants to change their organizations." getAbstract
"Boldly, Pflaeging dissects classic management theory and in a well-humored manner, offers coherent alternatives." Harvard Business Review
"When Pflaeging shakes the dogmas of management, they crumble in his hands." Financial Times Germany