Discipline About Assumptions
When it comes to making strategic decisions, most failures are rooted in a set of dangerous assumptions, say Rita Gunther McGrath and Ian C. MacMillan in their Harvard Business Review article, “Discovery Driven Planning.”
Categories: Risk Management, Strategy
Tags: Agribusiness, Decision Making, Discipline, Food, Strategy
Tags: Agribusiness, Decision Making, Discipline, Food, Strategy
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