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An Introduction to Computer-aided Production Managementby: S.J. Childe
The control of manufacturing operations is of crucial importance in industry. The correct regulation of manufacturing activities makes the difference between meeting and missing customer requirements. Nowadays computerised solutions are available as an aid to production management. However, many... |
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Building Your Team
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What You'LL Never Learn on the Internet
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The Naked Leader Experienceby: David Taylor
Imagine if you simply could not fail. Where would you go? What would you do? Who would you be? There are no answers, only choices. Right here and now, as you hold this book in your hands, you have literally millions of choices open to you. This has been true since the day you were born, and... |
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Decision Making: A Management Accounting Perspectiveby: Roland Fox
Some aspects of decision making, such as investment, are a familiar part of accounting; other aspects, such as non-economic approaches to pricing and decision analysis are somewhat undeveloped in existing texts. In fact, the divergence of approaches has been such that an accountant would find... |
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The Leadership Mystique: A User's Manual for the Human Enterprise
Leadership now, requires very different behavior from the leadership tradition we are used to. It requires leaders who speak to the collective imagination of their people, co-opting them to join in the business journey; leaders who are able to motivate people to full commitment and have them make... |
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The People Business: Psychological Reflections of Managementby: Adrian Furnham
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Making Innovation Happenby: Michael Morgan
For any business to stay competitive, innovation must exist everywhere in the organization: product development, positioning, reaching the market, branding, internal operations, and customer service. Innovation also needs to work at every level, from the shop floor to the executive suite. This... |
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Training for Change: Book of Activitiesby: Sue Bishop
Managing change involves dealing with the unexpected. This volume contains a wide variety of activities for trainers to use in their courses and programmes with managers who must introduce and manage changes in the workplace. All aspects of change are covered, such as stress, redundancy,... |
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Be Positiveby: Phil Clements
Being a successful manager requires a positive attitude as well as skills. This guide is designed to help readers to learn to be positive and boost their career potential. There are case studies, short exercises, checklists and activities. |
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