ISBN:
0814425550
,
0814404855
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9780814404850
,
9780814425558
Language:
English
Pages:
x, 230 p
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23 cm
Edition:
Boulder, Colo NetLibrary 2001 Online-Ressource E-Books von NetLibrary
Series Statement:
EBSCOhost eBook Collection
Parallel Title:
Print version Value driven management
Keywords:
Industrial management.
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Value.
;
Management.
;
Organizational effectiveness.
;
Value analysis (Cost control)
;
Value analysis (Cost control)
;
Value
;
Industrial management
;
Industrial management
;
Value
;
Industrial management.
;
Value.
;
Management.
;
Organizational effectiveness.
;
Value analysis (Cost control)
;
Management
;
Organizational effectiveness
;
BUSINESS & ECONOMICS ; Insurance ; Risk Assessment & Management
;
Industrial management
;
Value
;
Value analysis (Cost control)
;
Wertorientiertes Management
;
Electronic books.
;
Electronic books
;
Electronic books.
;
Electronic books Electronic books
;
Wertorientiertes Management
;
Wertorientiertes Management
Abstract:
"According to Value Driven Management, companies that want to survive and prosper in today's globalized economy need to do more than single-mindedly pursue the transient economic value represented by increased quarterly profits, high stock prices, and shareholder wealth. Instead, they must create value that can be sustained over time."
Abstract:
"Value Driven Management explains how to do just that. Starting with the premise that what people value drives their actions, the book introduces eight "value drivers": external cultural values, internal cultural values, employee values, supplier values, customer values, third-party values, competitor values, and owner values. Only by integrating these value drivers into an organization's leadership, management, and decision-making processes can an organization achieve and maintain success."--Jacket
Abstract:
pt. I.Value Creation and Maximization Over Time: Value Driven Management as a Comprehensive Philosophy of Management.Ch. 1.Value Creation: There Is No Going Back!Ch. 2.Values and Value Creation in the Proactive New Organization.Ch. 3.Enlarging and Clarifying the Concept of Value Over Time.Ch. 4.The Underlying Assumptions of Value Driven Management --pt. II.Value Drivers in Action.Ch. 5.The Creation and Destruction of Value Over Time: Cases, Examples, and Anecdotes --pt. III.Implementing Value Driven Management.Ch. 6.The Balancing Act: Making Value Driven Management Work in Your Organization.Ch. 7.What's in It for Me? Value Driven Management and Personal Happiness.
Note:
Includes index
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Electronic reproduction, Boulder, Colo : NetLibrary, 2001
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