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The Book On Operational Excellence

Autor: Julian Mercer
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The Book On Operational Excellence: From High-Level Strategy to Ground-Level Execution is about the...

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engleză
Legare
Carte - Carte broșată
Publicat
2025
Pagini
148
EAN
9781997795773
ISBN
1997795779
Enbook ID
49688028
Greutate
196
Dimensiuni
140 x 216 x 8

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The Book On Operational Excellence: From High-Level Strategy to Ground-Level Execution is about the difference between momentum that burns out and systems that endure.

Julian Mercer argues that most organizations don't fail for lack of ideas. They fail because their execution erodes under complexity. This book reframes operational excellence as a design discipline, not a management cliché.

Inside, readers will learn:

    • Why clarity is the antidote to chaos in execution.
    • The Execution Gravity Model: clarity, precision, resilience.
    • How Toyota, UPS, and Apple exemplify operational integrity at scale.
    • The Repeatability Stack: process, principle, people, platform.
    • How to detect and reduce hidden friction through the Time-Talent-Tools audit.
    • Why accountability requires architecture, not surveillance.
    • How to sustain excellence as an ecosystem across culture, tools, and tempo.
    • Frameworks like OPS/ARC and the Integrity Loop for building systems that absorb pressure instead of collapsing under it.

This is not a book of management platitudes or performance theater. It's a blueprint for leaders who want to operationalize excellence deliberately, so teams can deliver reliably under pressure, at scale, and over time.

Because operational excellence isn't about perfection. It's about predictability, integrity, and resilience. And in a world of noise and fragility, that's the edge that endures.

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