Organizational Optimization
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About the Book
Organizations are constantly trying to figure out how to improve and do more with less, especially with today’s budgetary pressures. We must not only find a way to improve our companies and countries, but we must find a way to optimize them. How do we get the biggest strategic bang for our budgetary buck? There is continuous pressure on corporate leaders and government officials to reduce waste, improve services and margins that provide a better overall value to its shareholders and citizens. Organizational Optimization is the new way to look at your organization, assess it’s current health and optimize it’s future potential. Its purpose is to strategically align the organization, optimize the execution of its strategy, and culturally set the stage for growth and prosperity. It can be applied to any type of organization whether an international conglomerate, a federal agency, a city, a professional sports team or an entrepreneurial organization looking to optimize their true potential.
About the Author
Hutcherson knows how to take organizations to the next level and get the best possible results. I’ve seen him do this time and time again with the most complex organizations in the most difficult environments and witnessed the extraordinary results at the highest levels. Brigadier General Bob McCaleb US Army (Ret) & Defense Industry Executive If you are looking for guidance in moving your organization from a reactive to a proactive optimized organization, look no further. If you believe in the saying “Be All You Can Be”, this book can help you become a superhero leader for your organization! I wish I had this book 30 years ago. Mr. Rex Berggren Healthcare Executive This is a remarkable “how to” book on finding your azimuth and getting on the right path to optimize any organization. It is a bright laser that cuts across the murky world of process improvement and enlightens all of us leaders who continuously look for the best way forward for our organizations. Lieutenant Colonel Tony Stelly US Army (Ret)