One From Many

VISA and the Rise of Chaordic Organization

Dee Hock

320 pages, parution le 18/11/2005

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Résumé

Dee Hock's fascinating story of the creation of VISA was first told in Birth of the Chaordic Age; now, One From Many includes updated examples of today's most prominent chaordic organisations

One From Many makes a compelling case that all organisations are fundamentally based on flawed seventeenth century concepts that are no longer relevant to the vast systemic social and environmental problems we experience daily.

He delineates a path to creating organisations that are based on chaordic principles'organisations that he believes can harmoniously blend chaos and order, competition and cooperation.

One From Many is filled with concepts, ideas and philosophy that challenge our fundamental beliefs about money, organisations, leadership, management, the human spirit and our relationship to the natural world.

L'auteur - Dee Hock

Dee Hock is founder and CEO emeritus of VISA. In 1968 he developed the concept of a global system for the exchange of value and a unique new concept of organisation for that purpose. In 1970 he founded the company that became VISA. He is currently founder and CEO of The Chaordic Alliance, a nonprofit organisation committed to the formation of practical, innovative organisations.

Sommaire

Old Monkey Mind
A Lamb and the Lion of Life
The Bloodied Sheep
Retirement on the Job
The Zoo
The House of Cards
Peeling the Onion
The Impossible Imagined
The Next to the Last Word
The Corporation or the Cane And Then There Was One
Quite Ordinary People
The Victims of Success
The Golden Links
What's in a Name?
Breaking the Mold
The Successful Business Failure
The Jeweled Bearing
Out of Control and into Order
The Emergent Phenomenon

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	PAPIER
Éditeur(s)	Berrett-Koehler
Auteur(s)	Dee Hock
Parution	18/11/2005
Nb. de pages	320
Format	15 x 23
Couverture	Broché
Poids	450g
Intérieur	Noir et Blanc
EAN13	9781576753323
ISBN13	978-1-57675-332-3