Biasca's 
Business Transformation Model

A unique, holistic, international, interdisciplinary approach with a practical guide to transforming business. 

Context changes have been sudden, unexpected, and unsettling in an uncertain, complex, and ambiguous world, creating challenges and opportunities for business. 

The model proposes rethinking business transformation again to renew the organization and sustainably improve its competitiveness. It makes unique contributions to the field of business management. The approach is helpful for leaders and managers. Researchers and scholars will find it is based on sound theory and the author's practical experience. 

The "Biasca's Transformation Model"

A transformative change framework

A holistic, interdisciplinary, flexible approach is proposed, considering the perspectives of 18 disciplines. A practical roadmap uses a medical analogy to facilitate comprehension: analysis (diagnosis and prognosis), innovation (prescription), execution (therapy), and consolidation (preventive medicine). It integrates previous knowledge, is “fad-proof,” and can be applied to organizations of various sizes in different industries and countries. 

Over the last decades, the approach has been explained in books and courses in different countries. It began to be called "Biasca's Model" and has had thousands of citations by other authors. It has been refined by applying it to practical cases and practitioners' feedback. It has been updated continuously, incorporating research and the work of other transformation experts.

1. Competitive Gap. A guide allows the reader to distinguish between competitive positions. It indicates how profound the competitive gap is, how much time is available, what resources are needed, what restrictions exist, and what the main problems are to solve.

2. Innovation Formula. One hundred essential ideas are classified, and a general transformation formula is derived. A different formula is shown for each competitive position. Numerous examples include digital transformation, M&As, family businesses, small enterprises, non-profit organizations, higher education, and government agencies.

3. Execution Process. An action plan divided into seven phases with 30 steps is recommended. The implementation depends on the competitive position. Much thought, experience, and research went into that list of steps oriented to practitioners.

4. Consolidation and Continuous Renewal. Once implemented, a transformation is not always embedded in the organization, and a continuous improvement program could be helpful. As the environment changes, the company must adapt and renew.


 

Graphical Synthesis

The graph simplifies the framework and it is explained in the recent books in detail.

The Biasca's Transformation Model explained in 21 countries

Conferences and courses in Latin America - Spain -USA

Some photos

The Author

Rodolfo E. Biasca

Rodolfo E. Biasca is an American citizen born in Argentina who has studied and worked in 26 countries (he knows almost 90). He has had an intense professional life as an international expert, educator, author, executive, and management consultant in more than 250 organizations. 

EDUCATOR: since 1966, in 21 countries.

Currently teaching at the School of Business and Information Technology, Purdue University Global. Has taught hundreds of courses at 68 universities in 21 countries (USA, Spain, and Latin America). Has presented over 500 executive education seminars and delivered over 70 in-company custom programs. Has held different education management positions.

EXECUTIVE & INTERNATIONAL BUSINESS CONSULTANT: 150 organizations.

Co-founder of the Valuation Research Group, a multinational group of companies involved in international management consulting and financial advising. He was CEO twice. Turned around the failing business performance of American, European, and Latin American organizations. Equally in executive and line management positions. Developed versatile operations and strategies that increased profits in 150 organizations. He worked as an expert for the World Bank, United Nations, Deloitte & Touche, and Coopers & Lybrand. 

AUTHOR & RESEARCHER

He has published 16 books, 42 booklets, and around 200 papers. He has also created several websites, published multimedia course materials online, and is active in social networks. 

RECOGNITION and PARTICIPATION IN 40 PROFESSIONAL SOCIETIES

Recipient of 12 scholarships, fellowships, and grants from the US, Japanese, and Argentine Governments. Example: H.H. Humphrey Fellowship. He has been a member of 40 non-profit professional institutions in different roles and positions. 

EDUCATION in seven countries

He studied engineering, information technology, business administration, economics, finance, public policy, international affairs, and education at the universities of Buenos Aires (Argentina), California (Berkeley), Stanford, Harvard, Pennsylvania (Wharton), Northwestern (Kellogg), Columbia, New York, Minnesota, Rice, and Capella. He attended special programs in Japan (AOTS), France (INSEAD), the UK (Bristol U.), Australia (U. of Melbourne), and Germany (DV Schule).   

Author's Photos

Some photos related to the publications, teaching, prizes.

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