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Evolving Business Models - How CEOs Transform Traditional Companies

English · Hardback

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This book addresses the core challenges currently faced by traditional companies. In the age of digitization many industries are now challenged by disruptions of the traditional value chain: new competitors are coming into play, traditional products don't sell any more, and profits are at risk. As such, CEOs need to adopt new business models for these established industries, while many companies have to reinvent themselves by developing new products for new markets.
In this book, leading CEOs share their experiences in transforming established companies. They provide insights on transforming industries and demonstrate what it takes to redefine companies from the ground up. Issues such as organizational transformation, new product development, implementing a new organizational spirit, and many more are discussed.

List of contents

Globalization and the Opening of New Markets.- Transformation of Teaching and Research in a Globalized IT Driven World.- Banks Caught Between Regulation, Technical Progress and Profitability.- Business Models in the Chemical Industry Amid a Changing Competitive Landscape.- Business Model Innovation - Some Key Success Factors at Bosch.- Environmental Management.- Industry Expertise: Factors that Determine the Success of Business Models.- Industry Expertise and Dynamic Challenges: Perspectives of an Adopted Railwayman.- The Airline Industry: Flying on Its Own Is not Enough.- From Data to Business: A Paradigm Shift in Industry.- Engineering the Intangible: Strategic Success Factors in the Luxury Watch Industry.- Industry Expertise in the Digital Media Industry: Required Specialisation Versus Potential Disruption of Online Business Models.- Royal Dutch Shell in a Changing World: Navigating Uncertainty.- Into the Future on the Digital Highway. 

About the author

Dr. Christoph Franz is Chairman of the Supervisory Board, Roche Holding Ltd. 
Prof. Dr. Thomas Bieger is President of the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland.
Prof. Dr. Andreas Herrmann is Director of the Institute of Customer Insight at the University of St. Gallen, Switzerland.

Summary

This book addresses the core challenges currently faced by traditional companies. In the age of digitization many industries are now challenged by disruptions of the traditional value chain: new competitors are coming into play, traditional products don’t sell any more, and profits are at risk. As such, CEOs need to adopt new business models for these established industries, while many companies have to reinvent themselves by developing new products for new markets.
In this book, leading CEOs share their experiences in transforming established companies. They provide insights on transforming industries and demonstrate what it takes to redefine companies from the ground up. Issues such as organizational transformation, new product development, implementing a new organizational spirit, and many more are discussed.

Product details

Assisted by Thoma Bieger (Editor), Thomas Bieger (Editor), Christoph Franz (Editor), Andreas Herrmann (Editor)
Publisher Springer, Berlin
 
Languages English
Product format Hardback
Released 01.01.2017
 
EAN 9783319489377
ISBN 978-3-31-948937-7
No. of pages 219
Dimensions 165 mm x 243 mm x 19 mm
Weight 512 g
Illustrations XII, 219 p. 61 illus., 31 illus. in color.
Series Management for Professionals
Springer
Management for Professionals
Subjects Social sciences, law, business > Business > Management

Management, B, Planning, Leadership, Organization, Business and Management, Business Strategy/Leadership, Organizational theory & behaviour, Innovation/Technology Management, Research & development management, Management science, Industrial Management

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