Revival of the Fittest: Why Good Companies Go Bad and How Great Managers Remake Them
"a rounded account of...how to turn stale strategies into moist, wealth-creating business models." --Financial Times, May 12 2003"argues that good firms go bad when they suffer from 'active inertia'...their values become dogmas, and their resources millstones." --Economist, May 31 2003"chock-full of compelling insights about how golden  companies have been derailed and a select few have gotten  back on track" --International Herald Tribune, July 26, 2003"fascinating...will prod you to see leadership anew, as a series of commitments that must be carefully managed." --Toronto Globe and Mail, July 16 2003