Three years ago, Deloitte Consulting LLP launched The Persistence Project to identify the management practices that contribute most to sustained, superior corporate performance. Preliminary results have been published in the Harvard Business Review and the Annals of Applied Statistics. This article is the fourth in a series, providing a preview of the project’s findings.
Editor’s Note: This particular “best practices” research project is especially interesting in its breadth and its attempt to statistically correct for industry, time, age, and company size.
Content: Article
Authors: Jeff Schulz , Michael E. Raynor, Mumtaz Ahmed, Ragu Gurumurthy, Rajiv Vaidyanathan
Source: Deloitte Review
Subject: Best Practices
Authors: Jeff Schulz , Michael E. Raynor, Mumtaz Ahmed, Ragu Gurumurthy, Rajiv Vaidyanathan
Source: Deloitte Review
Subject: Best Practices
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