Jumping the S-curve : how to beat the growth cycle, get on top, and stay there

By:

Nunes, Paul

Contributor(s):

Breene, Tim

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Harvard Business Review Press, Boston, Mass., 2011Description: v, 270 pages; 24 cmISBN:

9781422175583

Subject(s):

DDC classification:

658.4012 NUN

Summary: "Discusses how high-performing companies jump the hidden S-curves - competition, capabilities and talent - in their business to avoid the growth stall that is common after a period of rapid growth. By doing this, the authors argue, companies can successfully jump from the top of one peaking business to the bottom of another in time to avoid a stall and continue their success with a new business."

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"Discusses how high-performing companies jump the hidden S-curves - competition, capabilities and talent - in their business to avoid the growth stall that is common after a period of rapid growth. By doing this, the authors argue, companies can successfully jump from the top of one peaking business to the bottom of another in time to avoid a stall and continue their success with a new business."

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