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Build, Borrow, or Buy: Solving the Growth Dilemma
Reviews (10)
11 March 2015Five Stars
Order placed for others no complaints.
29 January 2015Four Stars
Good structure for think through a tough problem.
19 March 2014A great book!
A rigorous and well documented book clearly describing day to day business concepts and challenges.
13 March 2014A refreshing focus on multiple ways to build and rebuild capability
It was wonderful to see a complete treatment of how different pathways to building advantage are related and complimentary.
28 January 2014Lacks logic in certain places
There are not many books that review and discuss this topic in depth, and I'm glad to find a book like this.
25 September 2013Excellent book to chart corporate growth trajectories
An excellent book for senior executives and corporate development managers charting their companies' growth trajectories.
16 September 2013Reframing the familiar to lead you to more effective strategizing
Most strategists are used to thinking about long term goals and growth plans - but often a systematic thinking on the means to those goals.
10 April 2013good
Good book on the make versus buy decision.
28 February 2013WHERE TO GROW and HOW TO GROW: two fundamental questions in corporate strategy
WHERE TO GROW and HOW TO GROW are two fundamental questions in corporate strategy.
10 February 2013Bound to be a "Classic"
Growth remains as the most important strategic priority for managers.