The Consistency Gap: Overcoming Failure in Consistently Executing the Business Plan

Con-sis-ten-cy n 1: degree of firmness or resistance to movement 2: measure of harmony, regularity or steady continuity 3: harmony of conduct or practice with the plan

Is the frustration of executing consistent business plans becoming a burden? Whether you're the manager of a small company or the CEO of a large public firm, author Mark Turner provides real techniques and solutions to help identify and eliminate what he calls The Consistency Gap.

The Consistency Gap focuses on two key elements that have the power to unravel all the devotion and dedication in any enterprise: information and tolerance. Turner discusses how the gap between the planning stage and the execution of that plan has the potential to cause an entire project to fail. The Consistency Gap demonstrates how this gap can be bridged, reduced, or even removed with a structured and workable plan.

Through the use of fascinating imagery including circuit breakers and fuses, Turner forces readers to look at their own personal "fuse ratings" in two critical areas. It quickly becomes obvious that there is more to success than a great plan and the means to execute it. The Consistency Gap provides a unique outline for setting goals, deciding how to achieve those goals, and how to be successful every time.

Author: Mark S. Turner
Publisher: iUniverse
Published: 05/07/2005
Pages: 108
Binding Type: Hardcover
Weight: 0.70lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.38d
ISBN13: 9780595670130
ISBN10: 059567013X
BISAC Categories:
- Business & Economics | Strategic Planning