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Below is a full article list from this issue of strategy+business.| How Hewlett-Packard Runs Its Printer Division By Lawrence M. Fisher |
| "Corporate Comeback: The Story of Renewal and Transformation at National Semiconductor" by Robert H. Miles By Barbara Presley Noble Corporate Comeback: The Story of Renewal and Transformation at National Semiconductor by Robert H. Miles (371 pages, Jossey-Bass Publishers, 1997) |
| "From the Ground Up: Six Principles for Building the New Logic Corporation" by Edwin E. Lawler By Barbara Presley Noble From the Ground Up: Six Principles for Building the New Logic Corporation by Edwin E. Lawler 3d (299 pages, Jossey-Bass Publishers, 1997) |
| "Leaning into the Future: Changing the Way People Change Organizations" by George Binney and Colin Williams By Stuart Crainer Leaning into the Future: Changing the Way People Change Organizations by George Binney and Colin Williams (175 pages, Nicholas Brealey Publishing Ltd., 1995) |
| Breakthrough Banking: The Technology Is Here, the Revolution Has Begun By Harry Totonis and Richard Foster |
| Finding Meaning at Work By Glenn Rifkin |
| Lessons from Failed Corporate Marriages By Allen J. Michel and Israel Shaked |
| Process Re-engineering at GTE: Milestones on a Journey Not Yet Completed By Charles R. Lee |
| In This Issue By Joel Kurtzman |
| Germany's Search for Direction By Stephan-Götz Richter |
| Creating Temporary Organizations for Lasting Change By Edith Howle, Gary L. Neilson and David J. Ortiz |
| The 'Fast-Food' Computer Company: An Interview with Stan Shih By The Editors of Strategy and Business In Taiwan, where business anonymity is the cultural norm, Stan Shih stands out. |
| The New Soul and Structure of the Post-Management Corporation By Richard Koch and Ian Godden |
| Why C.E.O.'s Succeed (and Why They Fail): Hunters and Gatherers in the Corporate Life By Edward F. Tuck and Timothy Earle What are the factors that determine which C. E. O.'s succeed and which fail? Even in the high-tech world, the laws of the jungle still rule. |
| Finding the Knowledge Needle in the Technology Haystack By David Berreby |
| An Interview with John Kao By Joel Kurtzman |
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