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The First XI identifies 11 of Australia's long-term top-preforming ***anisati*** and provides a comprehensive ***ysis of thei***inning framework. Taking its lead from the US bestseller Built to Last, The First XI

uncovers the common elements that set Australian winning ***anisati*** apart. It also looks at how winning is different in Australia.

Professor Graham Hubbard, Delyth Samuel, Graeme Cocks and Simon Heap, a team of respected business practitioners and academics, spent three years researching and ***ysing the ***anisati***, following the rigorous methodologies used for Built to Last. Surveying 1000 CEOs and assessing identified ***anisati*** over a 20-year period using a variety of perspectives, they selected a final group of -long-term winning ***anisati*** - the First XI.

In this second edition the authors also take a look at what has happened to the First XI in the years since their original study ended to answer a number of burning questi***:

Are the First XI still winning ***anisati***?

What does the strategic cycle in Australian ***anisati*** look like?

What can you do to put your ***anisation on the path to being a winner?

The winning framework identified in this book provides managers with a rigorous, comprehensive, challenging, but practical framework to improve their own ***anisation practice and performance. Will your ***anisation be selected for this book in 10 years' time?

Foreword

Preface

About the authors

1 'Winning' ***anisation in Australia: a journey not just an outcome

2 Effective execution

3 Perfect alignment

4 Adapt rapidly

5 Clear and fuzzy strategy

6 Leadership, not leaders

7 Looking out, looking in

8 Right people

9 Manage the downside

10 Balance everything

11 How does 'Australia' make it different?

12 Strategy over time: the strategic cycle in Australia

13 The First XI: where are they now?

14 Comparing our findings with other studies

15 Starting your ***anisation on a winning journey

Appendix A: winning ***anisation brief biographies

Appendix B: minor studies

Appendix C: winning ***anisati*** in Australia - selected survey questi***

Bibliography

Index

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作者简介；Professor Graham Hubbard is Head of Adelaide Graduate School of Business. Delyth Samuel is Chief Examiner for the CPA professional qualificati*** capstone module 'Business Strategy and Leadership.' Graeme Cocks is Associate Professor of Strategic Operati*** Management at Melbourne Business School and the Mt Eliza Centre for Executive Education. Simon Heap is a best-selling author and management c***ultant based in Melbourne.

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The First XI identifies 11 of Australia's long-term top-preforming ***anisati*** and provides a comprehensive ***ysis of thei***inning framework. Taking its lead from the US bestseller Built to Last, The First XI uncovers the common elements that set Australian winning ***anisati*** apart. It also looks at how winning is different in Australia. Professor Graham Hubbard, Delyth Samuel, Graeme Cocks and Simon Heap, a team of respected business practitioners and academics, spent three years researching and ***ysing the ***anisati***, following the rigorous methodologies used for Built to Last. Surveying 1000 CEOs and assessing identified ***anisati*** over a 20-year period using a variety of perspectives, they selected a final group of -long-term winning ***anisati*** - the First XI. In this second edition the authors also take a look at what has happened to the First XI in the years since their original study ended to answer a number of burning questi***: Are the First XI still winning ***anisati***? What does the strategic cycle in Australian ***anisati*** look like? What can you do to put your ***anisation on the path to being a winner? The winning framework identified in this book provides managers with a rigorous, comprehensive, challenging, but practical framework to improve their own ***anisation practice and performance. Will your ***anisation be selected for this book in 10 years' time?