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Criterion 1 “Leadership” and Its Criterion PartsFigure 3-9EFQM Criterion Part 1a and Its Guidance PointsFigure 3-10Corruption Risks Within Domains of Corporate ActivitiesFigure 3-11Percentages Opting for Blaming an IndividualFigure 3-12GLOBE - Six Global Leader BehavioursFigure 3-13JOHARI Window and the Importance of FeedbackFigure 3-14360° FeedbackFigure 3-15Trompenaars and Hampden-Turner’s Four Corporate CulturesFigure 3-16Preferences for Corporate Cultures in Different CountriesFigure 3-17Dimensions of DiversityFigure 3-18Lewin’s Three Steps of ChangeFigure 3-19Eight Steps for Leading ChangeFigure 4-1Concept Map “Defining and Delivering an International Strategy”Figure 4-2Strategy Development and Implementation – OverviewFigure 4-3EFQM Criterion 2 “Strategy” and Its Criterion PartsFigure 4-4Environmental ScanFigure 4-5Generalised Stakeholder MapFigure 4-6Industry Analysis Based on Porter’s Five Forces (Expanded Model)Figure 4-7Overview Competitor AnalysisFigure 4-8Selected PESTEL VariablesFigure 4-9Sources for Analysing Countries and MarketsFigure 4-10The Global Competitiveness Index FrameworkFigure 4-11Sample Steps of a Scenario AnalysisFigure 4-12Issues Priority Matrix for Key Driver SelectionFigure 4-13Levels of Competence SustainabilityFigure 4-14Organisational Analysis Based on Porter’s Value ChainFigure 4-15SWOT AnalysisFigure 4-16Great Jeans’ SWOT MatrixFigure 4-17Choice of Location and MarketFigure 4-18The Growth-Share Matrix (BCG-Matrix)Figure 4-19Different Strategy LevelsFigure 4-20The Nine Building Blocks of the Business Model CanvasFigure 4-21Sketch of Great Jeans Canvas (Basic Model)Figure 4-22Epicentres of Business Model InnovationFigure 4-23Great Jeans’ Innovative Business ModelFigure 4-24Porter’s Three Generic StrategiesFigure 4-25A Selection of Business ModelsFigure 4-26Patterns of Business Models on Business Model CanvasFigure 4-27Business Model Development ProcessFigure 4-28From Purpose to Strategy ImplementationFigure 5-1Concept Map “Deploying Strategy through People”Figure 5-2The Human Resource Management ProcessFigure 5-3Labour Regulation Aspects in International HRMFigure 5-4EFQM Criterion 3 “People” and Its Criterion PartsFigure 5-5Four Generic HRM StrategiesFigure 5-6Internationalisation Strategies and HRM PoliciesFigure 5-7The Optimal Global Assignment ProcessFigure 5-8Phases in Cultural Adjustment – Customised W-CurveFigure 5-9People PortfoliosFigure 5-10Obtaining FeedbackFigure 5-11KODE® Enhanced Atlas of CompetenciesFigure 5-12KODE®X ProcessFigure 5-13Levels of Hypercultural CompetenceFigure 5-14Drivers of Motivation ProcessesFigure 5-15Kehr’s 3K-Model of Work MotivationFigure 5-16Job Characteristics ModelFigure 5-17Heckhausen’s Model of Achievement MotivationFigure 5-18Attribution Characteristics and Their Influence on MotivationFigure 5-19Reconciling the Reward Dilemma through Co-OpetitionFigure 5-20Team Empowerment DilemmaFigure 5-21Control & Autonomy DilemmaFigure 5-22Multiple Dimensions of Inter-Organisational CommunicationFigure 5-23The Communication Tool Cube for Internal CommunicationFigure 5-24Characteristics of Low and High Context CommunicationFigure 5-25Work/Life Balance - Causes, Nature and ConsequencesFigure 6-1Concept Map “Managing International Partners and Resources”Figure 6-2EFQM Criterion 4 “Partnerships & Resources” and Its Criterion PartsFigure 6-3Overview of Foreign Operation ModesFigure 6-4Characteristics of Selected Foreign Operation ModesFigure 6-5Relevant Fits in Strategic AlliancesFigure 6-6Pitfalls of Strategic AlliancesFigure 6-7Typical Forms of Licensing AgreementsFigure 6-8Approaches to Joint Venture ManagementFigure 6-9Chosen Perspectives on M&A StrategiesFigure 6-10Synergies and Barriers of M&A ProjectsFigure 6-11Varieties of Acculturation in M&A ProcessesFigure 6-12Guiding Matrix for Make-or-Buy DecisionsFigure 6-13Organisational Financial Management - OverviewFigure 6-14The Three-Lines-of-Defence ModelFigure 6-15ISO High Level Structure for Management SystemsFigure 6-16Compliance

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