The spirit and discipline of organisational inquiry

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It is vital that companies frequently question assumptions about structures, strategies and business processes if they are to continue to grow. Organizational inquiry of this kind can be particularly valuable in creating competitive advantage if it is brought together within a single unifying concept. Companies seeking to use the discipline of organizational inquiry to bring about transformation must be aware that different kinds of questions produce qualitatively different results.

Management-Goal Setting, Managers, Goal setting

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The Hermann Brain Dominance Instrument: examples of valuing differences

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The Herrmann Brain Dominance model, developed by Ned Herrmann, is described as a diagnostic tool to understand the characteristics of individuals' thinking preferences. Examples of the use of the model as a tool to help more people understand and analyse their thinking style preferences is described.

Analysis, Thought and thinking, Thinking

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