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Meetings resembled mortal combat, Hoffman described, with executives regularly looking for vulnerabilities among their peers to exploit. He instituted weekly business performance review (BPR) meetings that required a new level of rigor, scrutiny, and detailed analysis from the company’s leaders.
I believe that the Business Plan Review (BPR) process that he has developed is the most effective use of organizational structure that I have ever observed. Alan began each BPR session in the same way: “My name is Alan Mulally and I’m the CEO of Ford Motor Company.” At first a few executives thought Alan must be joking.
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