Terra Incognita A Navigation Aid For Energy Leaders

By:

Ross, C E.H

Contributor(s):

Sloan, L E

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: USA Pennwell Books 2007Edition: 1Description: XI, 522 HBISBN:

978-1-59370-109-3

Subject(s):

Industrial Economics

DDC classification:

333.79 ROS

Contents:

Terra Incognita A Navigation Aid For Energy Leaders

Summary: "Terra Incognita: A Navigation Aid for Energy Leaders" by Chris Ross and Lane Sloan is a guide for energy industry leaders navigating a period of significant change, particularly the shift away from conventional oil. The book addresses the challenges facing the energy sector, including changing societal expectations, resource access, and global competition. It provides a framework for developing and implementing strategies, drawing on interviews with energy company CEOs and senior leaders. The book is structured to follow the planning cycle: strategic assessment, strategy development, and strategy implementation.

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Terra Incognita A Navigation Aid For Energy Leaders

"Terra Incognita: A Navigation Aid for Energy Leaders" by Chris Ross and Lane Sloan is a guide for energy industry leaders navigating a period of significant change, particularly the shift away from conventional oil. The book addresses the challenges facing the energy sector, including changing societal expectations, resource access, and global competition. It provides a framework for developing and implementing strategies, drawing on interviews with energy company CEOs and senior leaders. The book is structured to follow the planning cycle: strategic assessment, strategy development, and strategy implementation.

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