Using a novel yet simple framework consisting of both the "outside-in" factors (an external environment including customer needs, competition, market dynamics, and trends) as well as the "inside-out" factors (the operating environment within an organization, such as enterprise risks, portfolio analysis, and business performance) that, when understood together, the book will give leaders the tools to make critical strategic choices to propel forward an organization.
Outside In, Inside Out is an integrated, easy-to-digest how-to guide that will challenge assumptions and offer tips and tricks of what to do -- and, equally importantly, what not to do -- to ensure any business develops a competitive edge and achieves success in today's complex world. Featuring various outside-in and inside-out public examples from the likes of Coca-Cola, Spotify, GM, Bank of America, Airbnb, Toyota, Microsoft, Nike, Snapchat, Starbucks, IKEA, Intel, Samsung, and more; furthermore, the author takes readers on a journey inside the many organizations for which he has acted as an adviser and brings to the book a practitioner's in-depth perspective, drawing on nearly three decades of strategic work with more than 80 companies in 11 countries.