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New Economy Energy
Wiley 2002; US$ 45.00Forward-thinking companies are focusing their attention on knowledge, that insubstantial asset which is recognised as a key competitive capability in the new economy. Yet despite the mantra that knowledge is '70% people, 20% process and 10% technology', too much emphasis is still placed on technical aspects of knowledge management by firms embarking... more...
Management Ideas
Taylor & Francis 2012; US$ 46.95Management Ideas is a unique guide to the dominant theories influencing management practice in the late 20th century. Kermally explains how some organizations have taken these ideas on board and incorporated them in their strategies in order to survive in today's intensively competitive climate. Management Ideas looks at: * Total quality management... more...
Developing and Managing Talent
Thorogood Publishing 2004; US$ 24.95Shows how to develop talent within your staff and retain them in your company. more...
Gurus on Marketing
Thorogood Publishing 2003; US$ 23.95This is a one-stop guide to the world's most influential writers on marketing. It summarises all the key concepts, theories and frameworks as well as the contribution of most of the world's leading experts. more...
Gurus on People Management
Thorogood Publishing 2005; US$ 23.95Managers have to manage people. It is the most difficult and yet the most rewarding function. This book is more than just a summary of the key concepts, it offers valuable insights into their application and value including national and international real-life case studies that reflect some of the key issues of managing people. more...
The Management Tool Kit
Thorogood Publishing 1999; US$ 19.95A guide to 47 key frameworks and tools for managers. The text includes coverage of: business strategy, evaluation and decision-making; bench-marking, Total Quality Management and business process re-engineering; managing time and stress; and managing people and performance. more...
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