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Who Says Elephants Can't Dance?
Leading a Great Enterprise through Dramatic Change
Book • 2002
In *Who Says Elephants Can't Dance?
*, Lou Gerstner recounts his journey as CEO of IBM, where he led a dramatic turnaround by redefining the company's strategy and culture.
The book offers insights into managing crises and transforming large organizations, providing a unique case study in leadership and corporate renewal.
Gerstner's memoir reflects on the challenges faced by IBM and the principles that guided its resurgence.
*, Lou Gerstner recounts his journey as CEO of IBM, where he led a dramatic turnaround by redefining the company's strategy and culture.
The book offers insights into managing crises and transforming large organizations, providing a unique case study in leadership and corporate renewal.
Gerstner's memoir reflects on the challenges faced by IBM and the principles that guided its resurgence.
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Elias Torres while discussing his experience at IBM and reflecting on Lou Gerstner's book about corporate agility.
Elias Torres while discussing his experience at IBM and reflecting on Lou Gerstner's book about corporate agility.
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Mentioned by Bryan Cantrill and Adam Leventhal in the context of IBM's successful turnaround under Gerstner's leadership.
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Patrick Bet-David as a book for airline executives to read to learn from IBM's turnaround.
Patrick Bet-David as a book for airline executives to read to learn from IBM's turnaround.
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