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杰弗里·摩尔是一个显得有些另类的商业思想大师。他远算不上著作等身(只有五本);他有教授的头衔,但不是管理学而是文学的;他的名声远不及德鲁克、波特、明茨伯格这样的大师,甚至也不及柯林斯、克里斯坦森。但在一个特定的圈子里(比如在硅谷),他的名字如雷贯耳,他提出的一系列概念和理论模型在高科技企业峰会被频繁地提及;在美国的顶级商学院里,教授们提醒优秀的学生一定要读摩尔的书;他同时担任好几位声名显赫的商业领袖(如思科的 CEO 钱伯斯)的私人顾问,而且顾问费高到每天15000美元(德鲁克的顾问费是每天8000美元)。
Jeffrey Moore is a somewhat different type of business thinking guru. He is far behind the book (only five); he has a professor’s title, but not management but literature; his reputation is far behind that of Drucker, Porter, and Mintzberg, and even Less than Collins, Christensen. But in a particular circle (such as Silicon Valley), his name is a rule of thumb. His series of concepts and theoretical models are frequently mentioned at high-tech business summits. In the top business schools in the United States, professors remind outstanding Of students must read Moore’s books; he is also a private advisor to several prominent business leaders, such as Cisco’s CEO Chambers, who spend as much as $ 15,000 a day on consultancy ($ 8,000 per day for Drucker) ).