Good to Great: Why Some Companies Make The Leap ... And Others Don't

By: Jim Collins

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Synopsis: Studies several companies to determine why some failed, some were good, but a very few were great. Suggests that good is the enemy of great and that there are solid factors which can be identified to show why the great are where they are. This is one of the few business books based on broad quantitative research rather than small case studies. This book contains many graphs and figures which have been briefly described. It also has notes at the end of the book which are references indicated by numbers in the text. A couple appendices and the index had formatting which is too complex to recreate as text only. The main body of the book and most appendices should be excellent