IEDC Book of the Year 2024
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Competitive Europe: Paradise Lost or a New Drive
IEDC Book of the Year 2023
IEDC-Bled School of Management
AI: How Small Countries Can Compete Against Big Players
IEDC Book of the Year 2022
Prof. Howard Yu
"What makes a company ‘Future-Ready’?" by Prof. Howard Yu
IEDC Book of the Year 2021
New Leadership for Sustainable Future
IEDC Book of the Year 2020
Global Crisis as Leadership Challenge by Ichak Adizes
IEDC Book of the Year 2019
IEDC-Bled School of Management
Beyond AI: How Neurosciences and Biology will Change our World and how Leaders Should get Prepared for It
IEDC Book of the year 2018
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Artificial Intelligence and its Impact on Leadership
IEDC Book of the Year 2017
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"Globalization is dead - Long live Globalization"
IEDC Book of the Year 2016
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Digitalization as Investment in Change by Joe Peppard
IEDC Book of the year 2015
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The Book of the Year 2015 is centered around the brilliant lecture of Professor William Fisher on Digital Leadership.The first step in digital leadership is the capacity to think of change as continuous, not episodic, and then respond accordingly.
IEDC Book of the year 2014
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The Book of the Year 2014 is centered around the brilliant lecture of Professor Roger Martin on strategy. The first sentence of the cover text of his book Playing to Win reads: “Strategy is not complex. But it is hard.” To a highly interested audience of one hundred and sixty executives, politicians, consultants, and professors of management from more than twenty countries, he explained why this is true.
IEDC Book of the Year 2013
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How Global are We?, By Pankaj Ghemawat. Not only are our markets not completely globalized, whether we are talking about trade, people flows or exchange of information, but we also have a tendency to overestimate how global the world has become.
IEDC Book of the year 2012
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With Open Innovation to Success: Henry Chesbrough
IEDC Book of the year 2011
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CREATING THE FUTURE: Edgar Schein, Manfred Kets de Vries, Ichak Adizes, Jean-Pierre Lehmann, Aleksandra Kornhauser Frazer, Hermann Simon, Horst Weitzmann, Nancy Adler With the address by the President of the Republic of Slovenia Dr. Danilo Türk
IEDC Book of the year 2010
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Stéphane Garelli: Business as Unusual: A competiveness outlook for 2011, and Beyond
IEDC Book of the year 2009
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Hermann Simon: Role Models of Leadership beyond the Crisis
IEDC Book of the year 2008
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Innovation is a managerial phenomenon that can almost always be done more effectively.
IEDC Book of the year 2007
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The point is that the set-up-tofail syndrome is a joint process. It takes two individuals. They label each other, then they filter out the disconfirming evidence and retain only the confirming.
IEDC Book of the year 2006
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Instead of the written text this booklet contains a picture and sound of the lecture of Dr. Ichak Adizes from the conference Leadership for a Better World. In his lecture Prof. Adizes stressed that »leadership for a better world« requires both complementary teams and collaborative leadership. Decision-making alone is not enough; we need to implement our decisions
IEDC Book of the year 2005
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The IEDC Book of the Year 2005 features the highlight of IEDC's 10th anniversary, celebrated in 1997. Taken from the IEDC Book of the Year 2005: »All management books, including those I have written, focus on managing other people. But you can not manager other people unless you manager yourself first. The most crucial and vital resource you have as an executive and as a manager is yourself