| Title | : | Leading on the Edge of Chaos: The 10 Critical Elements for Success in Volatile Times |
| Author | : | |
| Rating | : | 4.99 (355 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 0735203121 |
| Format Type | : | Hardcover |
| Number of Pages | : | 224 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2002-06-15 |
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-- Provides practical questions and steps to follow for the implementation of ERP-- Includes checklists to ensure understanding, which facilitates an immediate assessment of what needs doing on the project and what is missing-- Can be used as a quick reference guide so readers can simply refer to the information they require at the timeImplementing ERP identifies the problem areas associated with implementing a complex ERP system, and helps project managers understand all facets of the implementation process, how best to manage the project of implementing an ERP system, and how to solve problems along the way.An ERP (Enterprise Resource Planning) system is core to many businesses today. It is usually big and complex, a tool for managing business processes such as accounting, sales, account management, client database management etc. An ERP system, if properly implemented, will take the burden out of the work flow and help staff better manage their customers and their own work load. But
Editorial : From Publishers Weekly This management leadership primer aspires to help executives launch effective responses to crisis and transform threats into opportunity for growth and progress. Such strategies are sorely needed in today's post September 11, post-Enron business environment. Unfortunately, management consultants Emmett Murphy (Leadership IQ) and Mark Murphy break little new ground. Their axioms for success, including make haste slowly, partner with customers and maximize knowledge assets, are not revolutionary. Within each chapter, leaders from venerable companies, among them Southwest Airlines and DuPont, talk about how they manage in turbulent times, although few of the challenges they describe could truly be described as chaotic. Business executives want and need to learn how to handle massive layoffs, loss of client confidence and a host of risks. But what they get here is a description of how IBM got its Web-based applications teams to work faster, a profile of the Federal E
Brown’s book will serve as a powerful resource to further understand the internal workings of effective enterprise management.. I first read this when I was a teen eagerly seeking God's guidance and direction in my desire to become a doctor. When compared to the graphics in the book Qigong Empowerment by Master Shou-Yu Liang & Wen-Ching Wu, the trashy graphics here are an insult to serious students of qigong. "I'll never keep the names straight. In this book, Topol provides a very interesting thought framework to deduce "what's next?"
The first section expands his assertion that paternalistic healthcare systems (personified by FDA, AMA, and traditionalists) is really behind the times and the notion "nothing about me without me" is increasingly becoming not only feasible but also demanded by the patients. Everyday choices, not pills.. It's a shame that they didn't employ a proof-reading team to catch the errors. This version, a contemporary romance, is different than wh
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