The learning organization: Lessons from British petroleum
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The accelerating pace of change in the business world is causing companies to adapt or die. Improving the organisation through people -- creating the "learning organisation" -- is critical to this. John Donegan argues that the successful transformation into a learning organisation requires two essential ingredients -- integration and strategy. A total or "holistic" approach is needed. British Petroleum has thoroughly explored this, and all the essentials of the learning organisation are in published values and mission statements. But such a major cultural shift requires a deep and genuine belief in the new culture, which faces many obstacles in current management thinking.
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