Niklas Sundberg – SVP and CIO, ex-Gartner, and author – featured Strategy to Reality as one of his top six books on his Summer 2023 Reading List, alongside an esteemed group of other business books.
The Talent Advisors – an organization that works with corporate executives and boards – selected Whynde Kuehn’s Strategy to Reality as one of their top five books on their Strategy and Future Choices Reading List, alongside an esteemed group of other books in the space.
In this episode of the Move Fast. Break Shit. Burn Out. Podcast, bestselling authors Tracey Lovejoy and Shannon Lucas interview Whynde Kuehn on her role as a catalyst of catalysts, her most important skill of “taking a journey,” and how to love the journey as much as the summit.
Eric Jager, enterprise and business architect and author of the forthcoming book Getting Started With Enterprise Architecture, interviews Whynde Kuehn on her book Strategy to Reality and with her perspectives on business and enterprise architecture.
In this episode of Architect Tomorrow, Oliver Cronk, Lisa Woodall, and Catherine Pratt sit down with the business architecture leader and author, Whynde Kuehn, to discuss her book Strategy to Reality and the wealth of experience the panel brings in transformation using business architecture.
In this episode of the Tech Sales Insights podcast, Randy Seidl interviews Strategy to Reality author Whynde Kuehn on a vision for effective, end-to-end strategy to execution and what it truly means, leadership, her personal journey, and more.
Book Thinker Inc. editor comments, “I’m only about 50 pages in and this book is already changing the way I view my business and the way we plan to grow it.”
Across and Ahead — a global advisory and enterprise training service devoted to helping and empowering enterprises — offers this featured list of twenty-five resources that deserve a place on a business architect’s bookshelf.
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Written by Darin Paton
From The Editor: Book Review Strategy To Reality
Written by Darryl Carr, Editor of EAPJ
