Step outside of the business model boxes and understand your company's reality.
Why benchmarking tools won't help define your market and what you should do instead.
Why classic strategy tools are failing in today's dynamic market, and how to put together an agile strategic plan
How to identify the six root causes of organizational resistance, and what to do about each type
Learn the secrets to maximizing your leadership impact while reducing your workload
How the world's leading organizations make decisions for results and how you can learn to do the same
In an era of dramatic change Galileo Galilei built a powerful telescope and observed the stars. Contrary to prevalent theory, he saw that the earth was not the center of the solar system. It was an observation that profoundly changed the course of history.
When I reviewed over 1,300 books and articles and compared over 100 top academic and commercial business tools, what I found was staggering: almost all of the business tools we use today are based on theories from the Industrial Era which have never been tested. This was my Galileo Moment, when I realized that the real-world data didn’t match what I had been taught.
Embracing my Galileo Moment, I set out on a journey to understand how market-leading companies really work in today's economy. The Galileo Moment crystallizes the many nuggets of wisdom I have gathered on this journey.
Ultimately, The Galileo Moment asks the reader to leave behind industrial-era management practices and step into the present-day knowledge economy.
Elizabeth has developed a comprehensive set of workshops to help organizations implement the wisdom gained through her research for this book. Unlike industrial-era tools, these workshops are designed to address your company's unique market conditions and take advantage of your unique competitive strengths for outstanding results.
Author of The Galileo Moment, Elizabeth Jayanti (PhD) is an expert on leadership and organizational science, and is the Founder and CEO of Shrewd Analytics (http://www.shrewdX.com) . Her PhD research received accolades from the European Foundation for Management and UCWHRE, and ultimately culminated in this book. The Galileo Moment asks the reader to leave behind industrial-era management practices and step into the present-day knowledge economy. In her consulting work, she has helped clients in Aerospace, Med Tech, and Consumer Goods Manufacturing industries to use scientific and data-driven methods for their people operations, leadership selection, and talent pipeline planning activities, generating potential savings of over $350 million over a 3-year period.
She is passionate about making workplaces, workplace structures, and policies better for everyone. Professionally, she volunteers her time as a reviewer for multiple academic journals and conferences including The Learning Organization, Academy of Human Resource Development conference and HRDI journal. She has served as the Director of Finance at the Association for Talent Development- Twin Cities. In her spare time, she likes to volunteer in her community and spend time with her family.
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The Galileo Moment is based on original research that has received several awards, commendations and mentions in leading journals and publications. An introductory article based on the book will be featured by The Frances Hesselbein Leadership Institute in its Leader to Leader Journal in its 2016 Fall issue.