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Getting the Right Things DoneJames Fallows on GTD apps By: Merlin Mann (9 replies) May 2, 2008 - 9:20am
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Getting the Right Things Done
It is refreshing that the discussion about Execution has begun. In my world we talk about “strategy execution” or instead of just getting things done - we look at how you get the right things done. Which is the balance between strategy and execution.
The companies who do this well have balanced, growth, superior overall performance and less CEO headaches.
I have posted some free podcasts and templates on my blog at http://www.ceowise.com/category/business-insights/
Out casts are in a series format because of the depth of the subject and we try to keep all of our shows to less than 15 minutes.