BBRT - Beyond Budgeting Roundtable
What is the BBRT?
The BBRT is an international shared learning network of member organizations with a common interest in transforming their performance management models to enable sustained, superior performance. BBRT helps organizations learn from world-wide best practice studies and encourages them to share information, past successes and implementation experiences to move beyond command and control.
The BBRT promotes a set of principles that lead to more dynamic processes and front-line accountability. Organizations that follow this approach transform their management model in line with these principles, which are outlined in Beyond Budgeting: How Managers Can Break Free from the Annual Performance Trap, published by Harvard Business School Press.
The BBRT is at the heart of a new movement that is searching for ways to build lean, adaptive and ethical enterprises that can sustain superior competitive performance. Its aim is to spread the idea through a vibrant community.
6 October 2009: BBRT Members' Meeting, Europe
The UK Observer newspaper axes Simon Caulkin's management column
The UK sunday newspaper The Observer has axed Simon Caulkin's regular column on management. As Simon puts it "the context is that after 16 years this week's column is the last, it having been decided as a cost-cutting measure that the middle of the grandest management cock-up of all time is the right moment to cease coverage in the Observer." Simon's piece in last Sunday's Observer (14 June 2009 - Farewell, with a last word on the blunder years) perfectly sums up much of what we are promoting in the BBRT. You can read this at http://www.guardian.co.uk/business/2009/jun/14/final-management-column
Sparebank 1 Gruppen Presentation
At the BBRT Members' meeting on 29 April in London, Sigurd Aune, CFO Sparebank 1 Gruppen in Norway presented an update of their Dynamic Management project. They have made this presentation available to the public at large, not just the BBRT members.
New White Paper - The Tortoise (Adapt and Endure) Theory of Management
Why the credit crunch and the resultin economic recession was a failure of management and how to change it
Beyond Budgeting management model principles vindicated!
Handelsbanken is the only Nordic bank not to raise new capital. They also announced a 4% rise in profits, while Nordea's profits declined by 13%. David Ibison of the Financial Times said: "The overriding message from Sweden's banks yesterday was that "boring is best" - a strategy that stood them in good stead amid global turmoil."
Read the full article in the Financial Times
New members
New Book
- Implementing Beyond Budgeting: Unlocking the performance potential. By Bjarte Bogsnes StatoilHydro and BBRT Chairman
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