Managing interactively
Subtitle: executing business strategy, improving communication, and creating a knowledge-sharing culture
By: Mary E. Boone.
Publisher: McGraw-Hill
Published: 2001
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 322
Subjects: Communication in management.; Communication in organizations.; Management -- Data processing.; Information technology -- Management.; Management information systems.
Description: "Managing Inter@ctively shows you how to fully engage your employees, business web partners, consultants, customers, and colleagues for more profitable partnerships.".

"The new management and communication abilities you need are based on ten key competencies described in the book: Make people (and their knowledge) accessible to others. Engage people across organizational boundaries - such as strategic partnerships, b-webs and alliances. Share power to transform an organization. Design physical and on-line environments. Create rituals and shared experiences. Get over yourself. Make information available, useful, and enticing. Use stories to capture and share knowledge.

Resolve hidden conflicts between your actions and words. Use Mega-conversations, Workouts, and other creative techniques to listen to your whole organization.".

"Here are stories from the experts, gleaned from dozens of interviews, that show how CEOs, executives, and managers from leading companies such as Johnson & Johnson, IBM, and General Electric increase their "collaboration quotient" - with impressive results.

Not only will you discover how to improve your own communication, you'll also learn a host of new methods and technologies for creating new business possibilities, saving time and money, encouraging knowledge-sharing, and leveraging intellectual capital."--BOOK JACKET.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.